How do you capture the gist of an ambitious proposal in a few pages? How do you define goals in an endeavor as open-ended as academic research? How do you argue about impact given the lack of a unified definition of what it means and how it can be measured? And how can you develop a narrative that is clear, concise, coherent and compelling at all levels of discourse?

NanoLundians are invited to participate in a process to elucidate the answers to these questions and to step-by-step develop their applications for the upcoming VR-deadlines. The online workshop (two half-days) is led by Dr. Dan Csontos, CEO and Editorial Director of Elevate Scientific. 

The aim is to:

1. impart effective strategies for developing successful grant applications in general, and those targeting VR in particular
2. motivate and kickstart the writing-process for the upcoming VR-deadlines (for those that will apply)
3. give a chance to those that apply for the upcoming VR to receive peer-to-peer feedback on their drafts.

Link to the invitation and full program. 

We still have a few seats left. If you would like to join please send an e-mail to Anna-Karin Alm