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Training & Capacity Building Program for CZI Science

Training & Capacity Building Program for CZI Science

Training series that provide CZI Science grantees and their teams the opportunity to grow and sharpen professional skills, foster collaboration, and learn from experts

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Build Out Your Research Proposal

Exploring the Ecosystem for Grant Development

Motivation and Team Development

Understanding Conflict Management and Communication

Introductory Principles of Negotiation

Introduction to Project Management for Scientists

Level Up Your Slide Design - Techniques for Engaging and Effective Scientific Presentation

SciComms 101: Anatomy of a Scientific Talk

Introductory Principles of Negotiation

Understanding Conflict Management and Communication

Introduction to Lab Leadership

The Four Steps to Funding Part 4: How will the proposed research be effectively executed? Is it realistic?

The Four Steps to Funding Part 3: Who is the team behind the execution? Is it convincing?

The Four Steps to Funding Part 2: What makes a great grant project? Does it have solid rigor and premise?

The Four Steps to Funding Part 1 Followup: Researching Your Funders

The Four Steps to Funding Part 1: What is the 'Why' that gets your reviewer interested and excited to support your proposal for funding?

How to Gain Confidence in Public Speaking

Tailoring Your Message for Specific Audiences

SciComms 101: Anatomy of a Scientific Talk

A Roadmap to Science Grant Proposal Success: The Critical Path Method (Part 2)

A Roadmap to Science Grant Proposal Success: The Critical Path Method (Part 1)

Designing for Collaborations in Science

Preparing for Collaborations in Science

Leverage Your Leadership Strengths

Cooperative Leadership

Strategic Collaboration

Your Strategic Game Plan

Time Management for the Lab Leader

Creative and Effective Dissemination: Showcasing the Voices for Birth Justice platform and campaign

Sensemaking: Evidence-Based Strategies For Your Science Communication

Share Your Research: How To Give a Good Talk

The Basics Of Science Communication Skills: Telling Your Story to Effectively Engage Your Audience

Fundamentals of Community Engagement Part I - Single Cell

Fundamentals of Community Engagement Part II - Authentic Partnerships

Fundamentals of Community Engagement Part III - Sustainability Summary

How to Talk About Coronavirus: Science Communication During a Pandemic

Supporting Trainee Mental Health and Well-being

Resilience – An important Tool for Educational, Career and Life Success

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Introduction and Logistics
Introduction to Grant Writing Training
Uniqueness of the Training
The Four Steps to Funding
Personal Experience and Example
Characteristics of a Great 'Why'
Transition to 'The What'
Falsifiability of Hypotheses
Clarifying Why vs. What
Concept of What and Story of What
Importance of Clarity in Proposals
Example of Rejected Proposal
Difference Between What and How
Difficulty in Defining What
Delivering Perceived Value
Understanding Values
Understanding Reviewers' Values
Frame Clashes and Storytelling
Research Funders and Program Announcements
Paying Attention to Program Announcements
Awareness of Trends
Benefiting from Research Trends
Matching Values for Funding Success
Attributes of Valuable Research
Attributes of a Successful Research Proposal
The Importance of Context and Alignment
The Long-Term Nature of Changing Perspectives
The Importance of Rigorous Research
Rigor in Real-world Examples
Understanding the Limitations of Rigor
Emphasizing Innovation in Research
Defining Innovation in Research
Persuading Others in Innovation
Balancing Innovation and Familiarity
Demonstrating Innovation in Proposal Writing
Emphasizing Feasibility in Proposals
Attributes of a Great Project
Preparing Your Mind for Grant Funding
Selling Yourself on the Proposed Work
Embracing Quality Over Speed
Building Great Stories in Layers
Layers of 'What' in a Story
Different Levels of 'What' in a Story
Examples of 'What' and 'Why' in Proposals
Examples of 'What' and 'Why' in Social Sciences
Examples of Objectives and Hypotheses
Common Failure Points in Proposal Writing
Importance of Communication in Science
Exercise and Tips for Crafting a Compelling Proposal
Upcoming Session: Going Beyond the Biosketch
Appreciation and Gratitude