RESEARCH FUNDING WEEKS
Join us for the Research Funding Weeks, from May 21 to May 31. Especially tailored for the UT community, this event offers researchers the opportunity to connect with support services and explore funding prospects for their research ideas. Special attention will be given to tangible how-to's and tools as first steppingstones for exploring funding further.
Dates: May 21 - May 31
Objective: Provide insights into Dutch and European funding landscapes, and practical tips and tricks on how to develop your funding efforts.
Save the dates for engaging webinar sessions, networking, and the chance to connect with experts. Look out for the official program announcement with details on speakers, panel discussions, and workshops tailored to meet the needs of our research community.
Curious about what sessions will cover? Here's a sneak peek into a few key topics:
WHERE TO LOOK, WHEN LOOKING FOR FUNDING
Wanting to write a proposal starts with knowing what to look for and where to find it. Whether it be European or Dutch research funding, you must orient yourself well first. Join several webinars for insights into the research funding landscape and discover how to find the right funding instrument(s) for you.
LEARN FROM OTHER'S MISTAKES, BEFORE MAKING THEM YOURSELF...
Whether an application is granted or not is ultimately in the hands of a small group of people: the assessment committee members! Both in Dutch and European funding instrument they hold the power for the final assessment and score your proposal. Join a webinar on insider’s view on assessment procedures and learn how to optimize your winning chances.
WRITE BETTER AND QUICKER PROPOSALS WITH AI?
Uncover the transformative capabilities of Generative AI tools like ChatGPT and MidJourney in shaping research proposals. How can they help you with innovative ideation, content creation, optimization strategies and even revolutionize your proposal writing methods? Join a webinar for an insightful exploration of Generative AI's potential for your proposal development.
