EEFIT Research Grant application

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Description of research question and proposed project (500 words maximum):

Statement of impact of research (250 words maximum):

Statement on how the project meets the judging criteria (300 words maximum):

Please refer to the scheme webpage for judging criteria.

Summary of track record of applicant or supervisor (400 words maximum):

An applicant's track record will be considered in the light of the length of their career. If a student has been identified for this project, then state their name in this section and append their short CV to this form.

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Detailed justification of resources requested (500 words maximum):

Please provide a breakdown of costs. Where the grant is to support work that is part of a larger project - the applicant must explicitly state what the EEFIT funding relates to. Where match-funds have been secured, a letter of confirmation from the project partner should be appended as a PDF. Where match-funds will be sought post-award, target partners should be cited here.

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Work plan (400 words maximum):

Please outline work stages and time involved.

In the event of being awarded a grant, I agree to:

Present the results of my research at an EEFIT evening meeting.
Provide a written report on the project within 2 months of completion; the report must include how the work relates to EEFIT's objectives.
Allow outline details of the project to appear on the EEFIT website with my contact details.
Join EEFIT for an annual subscription of £15/£20 if I am not already a member.

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