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Subject area and title of your research topic |
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Where you want to go |
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Who you want to link with and why the department is a centre of excellence in your field |
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Who else is involved and will they also be applying |
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When you want to go, between December 2008 and December 2009 |
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What you want to do there and how ambitious or achievable it is |
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Why it should be you that is given the award |
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Why this research is important and how it meets national research priorities in both your country and your potential research partner's country |
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Why the research and the link is innovative, novel and timely |
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What is the complementary nature of the two departments involved in the link? |
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How the link will benefit the UK department's standing in the research field |
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How your visit will help build international connections |
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How the link will be sustained after the end of the award |
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How your visit will help you in your career development |
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The budget details for travel, subsistence and consumable equipment |
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A programme for the visit(s) and an activity plan for the year if applicable |
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A research summary in Plain English. This is a statement for a non-specialist audience about your research link that could be used in publicity. The statement should be no more than 300 words |
