KAKENHI Writing Seminar – for early-stage researchers

Seminar slides can be found here.

What Makes an Effective Grant Proposal?

An effective proposal allows reviewers to grasp your research at a glance. To do so, you need to structure your research story to tell your story effectively to the reviewers. You need to know what the reviewers are looking for, and you need to effectively incorporate reviewers’ point of view in your research story to convince the reviewers.

In this seminar, I will be your guide to the world of KAKENHI and its evaluation system. Let’s explore together the path to an “Effective Grant Proposal” through the efficient use of storytelling!

Best for researchers who are applying KAKENHI for the first time or who have had difficulties in the past applications (Japanese researchers are also welcome). If you are planning to apply for KAKENHI this year, make sure to join us!

Outline

*This is held as a part of the “ASHBi Research Acceleration Program” series. If you are interested in this series, Please visit here.

Title

Telling Your Research Story Effectively

Lecturer

Makoto Shida

URA, WPI-ASHBi, Kyoto University

Eligibility

Academic Researchers in Japanese Universities/Research Institutions
(Especially for early stage foreign researchers)

Registration

↑ Pre-registered participants only ↑
▷▶▷ Deadline: Wednesday, 31 July 2024 ◁◀◁

• Zoom URL will be sent to registered participants.

Host

ASHBi Research Acceleration Unit

Contact

ASHBi-acceleration[at]mail2.adm.kyoto-u.ac.jp
Please change [at] to @.