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Our scientific coordinator can help you writing the scientific part of application, giving feedback, preparing and confirming budgets and gathering signatures and assisting with other formalities and general advice.
Please remember to always send a copy of the submitted application for follow up and registration in the obliged Research applications (ReAP) database.
You can find the scientific coordinators contact information and area of expertise below, as well as a list of the upcoming deadlines.
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- The Research Support Office (Forskningsstøtteenheden) helps scientists in the preparation of applications for external funding. The sooner they are contacted the better help they can provide in the application proces. When applying for EU-funding you always have to contact The Research Support Office. You can find their contact information here.
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Yvonne Eskildsen-Helmond
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News
2021.09.15 | iNano
Grants for research projects that challenge the norm
Congratulations to Professor Jeppe Vang Lauritsen, Professor Kurt Gothelf, Professor Torben René Jensen, and all the other researchers at Faculty of Natural Sciences, who each have been granted a Villum Experiment Grant of DKK 2 million. Lauritsen, Gothelf, and Jensen will investigate topological insulators in electrocatalytic reactions, small…
2021.09.09 | iNano
A better model for the interpretation of protein hydrogen exchange data
When studying stability and folding of proteins hydrogen exchange substitution is a very important technique. However, the interpretation of the data is complicated by electrostatic effects and the magnitude of these has not been accounted for until now. Mulder et al. have now shown a way to better foretell these effects and thereby provide a key…
2021.09.03 | iNano
Honor to nanoscience student in Brigitte Städler’s group
Nanoscience student, Cathrine Abild Meyer has been selected as a strong and promising research talent at Aarhus University. She will receive the HM Queen Margrethe II Travel Grant 2021, which will allow her to go study abroad. Cathrine Abild Meyer is presently a Master's student and earned top marks for her Bachelor's project at Brigitte…
Events
- Thu 23 Sep
- 15:15-15:15 | Building 1593, room 012, iNANO Auditorium, The iNANO House, Aarhus University, Gustav Wieds Vej 14, 8000 Aarhus C. The PhD defence will also be held online. To receive a link to the event, please send an e-mail to Professor Jørgen Kjems, jk@mb.au.dk
PhD defense: Do circular RNAs possess a functional role in the nervous system?
PhD Student Sabine Seeler, iNANO