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Monday 3rd September 2018
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11:00
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Arrival, tea/coffee
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Foyer/Mezzanine
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11:20-11:30
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Welcome and introductory remarks
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C27
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11:30-12:00
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Guest Lecture – Plant Phenotyping; A New Challenge for Biomedical Imaging and Image Analysis: Professor Tony Pridmore, School of Plant Sciences, University of Nottingham
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C27
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12:00-12:30
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Session 1 Power Pitches (11 posters) (Chair Nick Long)
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C27
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12:30-13:15
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Lunch and put up posters (Sessions 1 and 2 Power Pitch presenters)
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Foyer/Mezzanine
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13:15-14:15
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Session 2 Power Pitches (21 posters) (Chair Nick Long)
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C27
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14:15-15:30
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Poster session (Sessions 1 and 2 Power Pitch presenters), tea/coffee
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B23
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15:30-16:15
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Guest Lecture – Talk on Setting up Monica Healthcare: Professor Barrie Hayes-Gill, School of Electronic Engineering, University of Nottingham
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C27
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16:15-17:15
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Session – How to Construct a Successful Research Grant
- Advice from a Grant Skills Training expert Jonathan Hollands and Manjeet Mundey (20 mins)
- Advice from a CDT scientist: Sue Francis (20 mins)
- Summary of the Grant Challenge and final ground rules: Peter Jezzard
- Questions
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C27
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17:15-
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Students gather in research grant groups to plan grant applications before and during self-organized dinner. ‘Write a proposal to an EPSRC strategic call for using medical technologies including imaging to improve the understanding, diagnosis, management or treatment of dementia.’ Maximum budget is £750k (excluding academic staff costs) and you can assume that it costs £40k to employ a post-doctoral research assistant for a year.’
https://epsrc.ukri.org/newsevents/multimedia/writing-strong-applications/
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Please take down posters(Sessions 1 and 2 Power Pitch presenters)
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Tuesday 4th September 2018
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9.00-10:00
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Session 3 Power Pitches (22 posters) (Chair Michael Chappell)
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C27
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10:00-10:45
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Guest Lecture – Why won’t you adopt my brilliant new sequence?:Dr Matthew Clemence, Philips
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C27
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10:30-11:00
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Tea/coffee and put up posters (Sessions 3 and 4 Power Pitch presenters)
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B23
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11:00-11:30
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Session 4 Power Pitches (10 posters) (Chair Michael Chappell)
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C27
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11:30-13:15
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Poster session (Sessions 3 and 4 Power Pitch presenters); Lunch at 12:15
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B23; Foyer/Mezzanine
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13:15-15:15
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Student-led session
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C27
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15:15-15:30
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Tea/coffee
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B04,B05,C29,C30
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15:30-19:30
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Finalizing grant applications; CDT directors meeting
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C29, C30; B04, B05
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20:00
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Dinner
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Cavendish Hall
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Wednesday 5th September 2018
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8.45
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Deadline for submission of grant applications (send to henry.bowler@nottingham.ac.uk)
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9:15-10:30
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Grant peer reviewing and preliminary scoring – (Each student to review 2 grants, Peter Jezzard, Michael Chappell, Richard Bowtell, Sue Francis, Paul Glover to each review 4 applications)
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C29, C30
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10:30-11:15
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Groups to convene and “rank” grants, tea/coffee
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C29, C30
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11:15-12:45
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Mock Grant Panel – Grant presentations and panel questions (drawing on student reviews)
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C27
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12:45-13:30
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Lunch
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Foyer/Mezzanine
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13:30-14:15
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Final Grant Panel discussion and grant ranking
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C27 Please take down posters
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14:30-15:30
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Optional Lecture – Oxygen Enhanced MRI: Professor Geoff Parker, Manchester
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C04
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