Fellowship application seminar

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• Graham Dransfield (Chem Eng); Renata Schaeffer (Research Office)
• Friday 10 June 2016, 15:30-17:30
• Tom ap Rees, Department of Plant Sciences.

If you have a question about this talk, please contact kg404.

Open to postdocs and 3rd year PhD students (from Plant Sciences and SLCU). Registration required.

We are all depending on different funding sources to do our exciting research. And a lot of us are working on fellowship or are involved in funding applications. So, you are probably wondering what is really important in the application process, and how is your applications evaluated?

The seminar will concentrate on two European funding opportunities, the Marie-Curie fellowship and the Horizon-2020 program.

· Graham Dransfield, who is a research facilitator at Chem Eng and evaluates Marie Curie fellowship applications, will talk about the application process and give us some of his insights.

· Renata Schaeffer from the Research Office deals with European applications and will talk about Horizon-2020 applications and relevant points for postdocs.

The seminar is open to postdocs and 3rd year PhD students (from Plant Sciences and SLCU ). Please, register for the seminar using the doodle poll link: http://doodle.com/poll/v4m95ed23iiiztb8

Please register for it by Wednesday, June 8th to help us with the organisation of coffee and cakes. We will organise a beer hour afterwards, so people have a chance to continue discussions and share their experiences.

If you have any questions please contact Katrin (kg404@ cam.ac.uk).

This talk is part of the What's on in Plant Sciences series.

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