TheUniversity Research Office runs a number of training and staff development events every month. Both one to one and group based support is available. You can find out more about them and how to book a place by clicking on the link to the internal Portal page below (login required):

Research Office Staff Development Events

Find out how free and easy to use web technologies (Web 2.0) and standards (RSS) can improve the way you work online. This lunchtime workshop, run in conjunction with CERD and the Library, will introduce tools to help you easily keep track of funding and published research. It will also show you how you can collaborate and promote your research online. Martin Pickard (Grantcraft) is an external consultant employed by the University of Lincoln. Martin’s monthly bid writing surgery will give staff an opportunity to access his 25 years of experience in supporting bids for external funding. Each appointment lasts around 45 mins to 1 hour.

Je S Training: Wednesday 19 January, 12.30pm 2pm, Computing Services Training Room 1, MAB, Brayford Campus

This Air Jordan 4s lunchtime session will introduce the Research Council electronic submission system: Je S. Find out how to use Je S to prepare and submit a grant application. This session has been cancelled due to a clash with Graduation. The session will be rearranged, but please contact us Jordan Retro 2 for 1:1 support in the meantime. This session, run collaboratively with CERD and the Library, will provide staff with an introduction to all aspects of Google Apps for Education and will show participants how to use the variety of collaborative Air Jordan 8s applications from Google. The morning session takes the form of a mock funding panel, with participants Jordan 2 Retro reviewing previously submitted funding bids. In the afternoon, participants will get the opportunity to comment in detail on their own outline bids prepared in advance. Numbers are limited to 8 per session to facilitate group discussion.

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