Instructions for completing the following form:

• Please be aware that your application may be assessed by colleagues not from your field. Therefore, please write for a broad audience.
• Each section must be addressed briefly and concisely. In case one or more sections do not apply to a particular proposal, please provide a short explanation of why it is not of relevance.
  
• In case a requested information is currently not yet available (e.g., a clinical study is planned for a later stage of the project and it will be based on or influenced by future results of other studies), the foreseen input shall be described.
• Every section underlies a specific limitation of words. Please, do not consider the limited words as a target! It is in your interest to keep your text as concise as possible.
• Please note that in order to apply for a Talent Pool funding, the main project has to be a part of the Research and Innovation Centers. If it is not a part yet, please register here.

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Short summary of the planned research project (including a description of its innovative and interdisciplinary content, in relation to the current state of knowledge, in a generally understandable form, stating the problem addressed).

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If the associated project has not yet been submitted to the Research and Innovation Centers, please register the project here.

After starting the registration, you can complete this application.

 

Description of the planned project 

The project description can be formatted as desired, so the template includes only a heading "Project description".

Subheadings shall include but are not limited to methodology, explanation of the test planning, data evaluation, schedule, persons working on the project, collaboration partners. Clear representation of the impulse character including information why an external funding is not possible! The description should also include a time line and a work plan (simple Gantt Chart structure) of the project.

Template

Formal requirements

• Arial font 11, max. 3 outline levels
• Max. 4 pages incl. images | tables
  
  

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Expected deliverables: For example, a report on a completed work package (WP), project application for a project in the Research and Innovation Centers has been submitted, a congress contribution (poster or abstract), proof of further training, a submitted manuscript for publication.

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Reference list of the most important project-relevant research work cited in the project description and work plan (max. 20 references).

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Please describe the gender balanced aspects of your project. This includes gender balance in the human dimension as well as a balanced integration of all sexes in biological samples. If gender / sex balancing is not possible in at least one experiment (e.g scientific or ethical reason), please provide a justification. Project funding depends heavily on gender balance throughout the project.

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8.2 Additional funding of this project

If applicable (e.g. for an ongoing consortial project in the Research and Innovation Centers), please briefly specifiy any other third-party funding and the funding agency involved, the funding period as well as the relation to this proposal

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Please refer to the explanation of conflicts of interest following the guidelines of the PMU-RIF 26-28 that defines a conflict of interest as follows:

Applicants must disclose any direct or indirect conflicts of interest in their application. Any potential impact of the funding decision on the applicants’ own financial or other personal interests, or those of their spouses or domestic partners, family members, or persons living in the same household, shall in any case be considered a conflict of interest. Other circumstances that may give rise to a conflict of interest include paid or unpaid collaboration by applicants with companies or for-profit organizations involved in the project, on which the funding decision could have financial or personal implications, even outside the scope of the project in question. All payments that applicants or the persons mentioned in the second sentence have already received or been promised by third parties (including nonprofit organizations) in connection with the project in question must be disclosed at the time of application, as must any intellectual property rights held by the applicants or other persons and organizations involved in the project that are relevant to the project in a broad sense. Any financial commitments or payments from third parties to the applicant or to the persons mentioned in the second sentence that occur at a later date—particularly during an ongoing grant award process or after a grant has been approved by PMU-RIF 26-28—must be disclosed immediately upon their occurrence.

Article VI of the Guidelines of the PMU-RIF 26-28

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Please upload the Letter of Confirmation (LoC). If nessecary, please include a statement as to how the specific research project supports the scientific goals of the university clinic / institute / department / research program.

If the proposal is submitted by an institute or clinical chair, no Letter of Confirmation is necessary.

You can download a template here.