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Interested in receiving future RDO news? Sign up here | | | | This session reviews how adults learn as a means to examine effective delivery techniques to engage scientific and clinical peer audiences. It provides practical information on how to deliver memorable oral and PowerPoint presentations in the classroom, the conference room, the auditorium, and at the regional or national meeting.
When: Tuesday, June 29 from 1pm-2pm
Register here by Monday, June 28 to receive the Zoom link | | | This fall, the RDO is hosting a virtual eight-week Neuroscience, Development, and Mental Well-Being Ideas Lab (two hours per week through September 20-November 8) where attendees will have a unique opportunity to explore this topic, develop innovative approaches to this complex problem together, and compete for feasibility funding.
Join us on Tuesday, July 6 @ 1pm-2pm to learn more about the Ideas Lab Process. Register here by July 5 to receive the Zoom link.
Complete this application by Friday, July 16 to be considered for becoming a Neuroscience, Development, and Mental Well-Being Ideas Lab Fellow. | | | | Join us for an information and demonstration session that will introduce Pivot Administrative Features. Topics covered will include crafting and saving funding opportunity searches, creating calendars and newsletters, sharing and tracking opportunities, editing profiles, and enabling weekly email alerts. We will also discuss how to request access to the additional administrative privileges.
When: Tuesday, July 13 from 1-2pm
Eligibility: All Research Support Staff
Register here by July 12 to receive the Zoom link.
| | | NIH, NSF, and many other research funders require data management plans as part of the funding proposal. A good plan may help you provide a more competitive proposal. Brian Westra, Data Services Manager of UI Libraries, will cover the foundational elements of these plans, campus resources and policies you can include in the plan, and look at some examples. Bring your plan if you have started working on one.
When: Wednesday, July 14 from 10am-11am
Register here by July 13 to receive the Zoom link. | | | | Do you want to maximize your time spent searching for funding opportunities or potential project collaborators? Join us on an upcoming date below to learn how Pivot can save you time and effort in identifying the right funding opportunities for your research lines as well as identifying collaborators with the relevant expertise.
| | | | Are you curious about how to structure your proposal to a certain funding agency? Check out the Resource Library to see example successful proposals to various funding agencies and for inspiration while drafting your proposal.
View the Resource Library. Note: HawkID authentication required | | | Would you like to receive critical feedback on your grant proposal by an expert in your field? The External Grant Review program facilitates one external review that provides a funding agency specific review of your proposal concluding with both written and oral comments.
View the guidelines for receiving an external review. | | | | Networking surveys create a directory to help identify potential collaborators for your ideas and projects. There are currently eight topics represented: 1) human-technology interface, 2) artificial intelligence/machine learning, 3) e-cigarettes/vaping, 4) global health, 5) mental health, 6) opioids, 7) COVID-19, and 8) microfabrication/nanofabrication.
Complete the surveys and see the results here. | | | |
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