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Workshop Events
NIH WORKSHOP 5TH NOVEMBER 2008
The NIH hosted a workshop on their grants and peer review system which was attended by visiting investigators from Ireland, North & South.
Information from the workshop is available below:
- Workshop Agenda
- Sample NIH Research application 1
- Sample NIH Research application 2
- Sample NIH Research application 3
- Grant Writing - Roger Sorensen
- Introduction to the NIH - Marya Levintova
- Ireland R&D programme guidance - Jeff Schloss
- Navigating NIH Elect Resources - Cynthia Dwyer
- NIH Review - Dan Greendasy
NSF WORKSHOP 6TH NOVEMBER 2008
The NSF hosted a workshop on their grant and peer review system which was attended by visiting investigators from Ireland, North & South. The agenda from the workshop is available below
Download the documents from the workshop below:
The U.S. National Nanotechnology Initiative (NNI) Strategic Plan is also available below:
DIABETES
The Diabetes working group met in Newry, Feb 27 2006. The reports and presentations delivered at the March 14th 2006 meeting of the Steering Group are available below.
NANOTECHNOLOGY
A joint US-Ireland workshop took place on October 23-24 2006 in the Ramada Hotel in Belfast, focused on the key themes of Nanomagnetics / Spintronics; Self-assembly of Nanomaterials; Nanoscale computation and Nanobiotechnology.
The reports and presentations delivered at the November 12th 2006 meeting of the Steering Group are available below.
CYSTIC FIBROSIS
A joint U.S. - Ireland Cystic Fibrosis workshop took place on June 23rd 2006 in the Royal College of Surgeons in Dublin. The workshop final report is available below:
SENSORS
A profile of Sensors R&D activity on the island was presented at the November 12th 2006 meeting of the Steering group. The report is available below.
A joint US-Ireland workshop took place on 20th & 21st February 2007 in the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Dublin Airport. The workshop focused on the key themes of Wireless Sensor Networks, Biomedical/Bioanalytical Sensors, Point of Care Diagnostics and Envirnomental Sensors. The workshop programme and report are available below.