Previous Events
Writing Grant Applications & Funding Landscape
Writing Grant Applications & Funding Landscape
Introduction to grant writing for Researchers at AU Tech
As a postdoc, tenure-track staff, and newly recruited to a Danish university there is an expectation that you will be involved in fundraising. However, for many researchers early in their career, this is a new competence that needs to be developed. For researchers new to Europe or Denmark, there may be differences compared to your home countries.
You can learn:
- The fundamental aspects of grant writing in a Danish and European context.
- Topics like: grant writing process, genre, target group, evaluation, project description (introduction, objective, research questions, state-of-the-art, method, research plan, project management, dissemination, impact), budgeting and support at AU.
- And more!
Introduction to the funding landscape
The opportunities for external funding related to the green transition are numerous and rich in information. In this webinar, we will go through different ways to understand the funding landscape for research and development
You can learn:
- The funding opportunities in Denmark (private and public) and Europe.
- How to navigate the funding landscape in general
- And more!
Sapere Aude Information Meetings
Sapere Aude Information Meetings
Sapere Aude Information Meeting - 3rd of June, 2026
Professor Michael Møller Hansen from Department of Biology (previous council member of DFF- Natural Sciences) and assistant professor Emre Karaman from QGG (Sapere Aude grantee) present their thoughts and experiences of evaluating and applying for Independent Research Fund Denmark’s Sapere Aude program.
You can learn:
- What patterns Michael has seen during his time as council member, evaluating hundreds of applications
- How Emre approached writing and presenting his research idea, resulting in success
- And more!
Sapere Aude information meeting - 27th of May, 2025
Professor Peter Gorm Larsen from ECE (previous council member of DFF- Technology and Production Sciences) and assistant professor Quentin Geissmann from QGG (Sapere Aude grantee) present their thoughts and experiences of evaluating and applying for Independent Research Fund Denmark’s Sapere Aude program.
