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  • Venue: Charles Darwin Room, PRBB
  • Address: Carrer del Dr. Aiguader, 88, 08003 Barcelona
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CRG Training for Scientists

Involving citizens in health research may benefit research in terms of new data sources, but also help empower communities and improve community health.

Join this workshop to map key stakeholders for your research project and new ways of involving communities. You will also discover new national and international funding landscapes for this type of methodologies.

We will also discuss how to introduce citizen science as a research methodology in grant applications and talk about specific opportunities for using the citizen science methodology, either within existing projects or through development of new projects.

This course has been organised in the frame of the TIME4CS project. 
The TIME4CS project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101006201

Instructors: Gitte Kragh & Kristian H. Nielsen

Gitte Kragh is a postdoc at Aarhus University, Denmark, with experience from citizen science projects from four continents. She is particularly interested in the interdisciplinarity required for successful citizen science projects within any discipline, as well as facilitating researchers new to citizen science, enabling them to use citizen science as a methodology within their projects.
Kristian H. Nielsen is an associate professor at Aarhus University, Denmark. He takes an interest in science communication and citizen science. He is leader of WP4 in the TIME4CS project, which aims to build capacities within research performing organizations to engage and support citizen science activities. With Gitte Kragh he is the co-author of the TIME4CS training programs.

 

Target Audience: CRG Scientific project managers, grants specialists and PIs.

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Registration deadline: 4th May 2023