School of Medicine Researcher Seminar Series 2023
This series of seminars is designed for researchers at any stage of their career working in health research, organised by the School of Medicine.
The one hour seminars are delivered by subject experts who share best practice in building researcher profiles and research grant proposals for maximum impact and visibility.
The format comprises: (1) Welcome and Introduction by the Chair. (2) Presentation by Keynote Speaker/Trainer (s), (3) Q & A. The schedule will be updated as new topics are added.
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Open Scholarship for Impact Edie Davis, Content Manager, Research Informatics, will deliver this one hour training in Open Scholarship. Edie will explain clearly what Open Science and Open Scholarship mean and recommend practical ways that researchers can comply with the Open Scholarship requirements increasingly sought by funders. Topics covered in this one hour training include:
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Thursday 20th April, 2023 12:00pm
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National Institutes of Health (NIH) Funding Information session The National Institutes of Health (NIH) is the largest funder of health research globally. NIH funds research projects through various funding mechanisms, with multiple funding schemes open at any given time. These include broad agency calls that span the breadth of NIH’s mission, to more targeted, purpose-driven funding opportunities. The success rate of their standard Research Project Grant (R01) scheme is about 20%. Unlike other US Federal Funding agencies, many of the NIH’s funding opportunities are open to international researchers. This session will offer an introduction to NIH funding generally and how to identify suitable funding opportunities open to international researchers. It will also offer a crash course in navigating eRA Commons, the NIH’s online submission portal, and a guide to the application process. Speakers include; Dr Joey Gaynor, Senior Research Funding Specialist (US Funding), Research Development Office, Trinity Research & Innovation
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Thursday Jan 26, 12pm-1pm Wednesday Feb 22, 12pm-1pm
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How to design a data management plan Good data governance and stewardship are fundamental to good research practice. This short workshop will offer a guide to College and external resources and supports which promote best practice in the design and costing of Data Management Plans (DMPs) for research projects. It will address data management and FAIR requirements when writing funding applications and when creating full research DMPs. FAIR data (data which is Findable, Accessible, Interoperable and Reusable) will also be discussed in the context of the principle that data should be “as open as possible, as closed as necessary”. Making data FAIR has become an important principle for funders and, following the lead of the European Commission, Irish funders, including the Health Research Board (HRB), Science Foundation Ireland (SFI) and Irish Research Council (IRC) are now asking researchers to state in their DMPs how they will make their data FAIR. The training will be delivered by Darach Golden, Research IT Manager. Registration Monday 6th March 2023 @ 12:00 PM by zoom Register in advance |
Monday Mar 6, 2023 12:00pm
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Data Protection & Health Research Regulations Training HEALTH RESEARCH REGULATIONS training comprises a 1 hour basic workshop covering the relevant law and guidelines under The Health Research Regulations, introduced by the Department of Health in 2018, including amendments to the original legislation. Participants will be offered practical guidance around the legal issues facing the research community when conducting health research, so they are armed with the necessary knowledge to ensure their research is compliant and meets best practice. The training will be delivered by Evelyn Fox, Solicitor and TCD Deputy Data Protection Officer (Research). There will be 15 minutes set aside after the training for questions in relation to any aspects of data protection that researchers are experiencing that are not covered in the training. Registration
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Tuesday Jan 17, 2023 12:00pm Tuesday Mar 21, 2023 12:00pm Tuesday Apr 25, 2023 12:00pm Tuesday May 23, 2023 12.00pm
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New Research Staff Induction & Welcome The new research staff induction tour is an online event to welcome new researchers, at all levels, to the School of Medicine. We recognise the importance of researchers as the drivers of research excellence and that the burden of administration, policies and procedures presents challenges. This workshop is designed to offer easy signposting to College and School of Medicine contacts, functions, policies and processes which underpin the successful conduct of research. As well as signposting help and assistance in Financial Services, Contracts and Research Development, attendees will find out about resources for early career researchers in mentoring, research funding support, Grant application planning, TCD Research Database (RSS), and bibliometrics and altmetrics platforms. The workshop topics are outlined below.
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Thursday Jan 19, 2023 12:00pm Tuesday Feb 21, 2023 12:00pm Thursday Mar 23, 2023 12:00pm
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How to conduct a research impact inventory This objective of this workshop is to demonstrate how to utilise online search tools to populate your track record and to showcase the unique and distinctive aspects of your research activity, either as an individual author or as part of a research project. Another important aspect of the session is to offer tips on how to use indicators of research performance and trends to create a narrative. The seminars will be delivered by Bridget Gavin, Research Impact officer, School of Medicine Registration
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Thursday 2nd February, 12pm-1pm Thursday 13th April, 12pm-1pm |
Please email research.medicine@tcd.ie
School of Medicine training topics will be added as the year progresses.
Further information on our website https://www.tcd.ie/medicine/research/mentor-and-training/