• Enhance participants' ability to design, implement, manage, and complete the preparation of successful proposals for Horizon Europe collaborative actions (RIA/IA/CSA).
• Avoid common and critical errors throughout the proposal writing process, including formulating the project’s core idea, building a strong consortium, developing a sound implementation plan, and showcasing the “excellence” of your Horizon Europe proposal.
• Evaluate whether your project idea is genuinely innovative and how to effectively achieve your research objectives.
• Apply a systematic approach to the Impact section, the Plan for Exploitation, Dissemination, and Communication (PEDR), the Implementation section, as well as the proposal review and evaluation process.
• Assess if you have a solid, credible, and actionable plan to bring the project from start to finish.
• Learn how to responsibly use generative AI tools throughout the entire proposal writing process: what AI is good for, and when it is recommended not to use it.
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Day One
Morning
Baseline notions: are you ready to embark on the Horizon Europe journey?
• Policy and programmatic frameworks: the alternative perspective of an Impact-driven research programme
• Review of the Proposal Writing process: all the steps, tips and tricks to keep the proposal writing process under control.
• Learning to methodologically “read” the Call for Proposal: everything matters!
• The “initiating” phase and the “planning phase”.
• The “Impact-oriented Logical Framework”: the ultimate Proposal Writing tool to conceptualise the entire proposal
The EXCELLENCE section: is your idea really innovative, and you know how to achieve your research objectives?
• Overview of the Excellence section.
• Where proposals use to fail when it comes to the elaboration of this section.
• General objective and specific objectives: how to properly define them in all aspects.
• Ambition and journey beyond the state of the art: describing the innovativeness of our research and results.
• The methodology and other fundamental aspects: Open Science, Gender dimension, Social Sciences and Humanities,
• Interdisciplinarity, Research Data Management, do no significant harm principle
Afternoon
Hands On – practical work based on the participants’ calls/project’s ideas
• Exercise - Deconstructing your Call for Proposal & its Policy frame
• Exercise - Drafting the Logical Framework of your next proposal
Day Two
Morning
The IMPACT section: does you project really want to make a change?
• Overview of the Impact section.
• Where the most of proposals use to fail, sinking the entire proposal.
• What is what: Results, Key Exploitable Results, Outcomes, Impacts, Stakeholders, and the full glossary of this section to avoid confusion between Objectives, Results, Outputs, Outcomes, Impacts, Benefits, stakeholders, Target Groups, Adopters.
• Demystifying the “Pathways towards impacts”: the narrative about how (and how much) your project will make the difference in the short/medium/long-term.
• Exploitation, Dissemination and Communication: the catalysts of the Outcomes and Impacts. Practical tools.
The IMPLEMENTATION section: do you have a solid, credible, and actionable plan to bring the project from A to Z?
• Overview of the Implementation section
• Removing avoidable and clerical errors
• The section 3.1 table by table
Afternoon
Hands On - Practical work based on the participants’ calls/project’s ideas
• Exercise – From KERs, to Outcomes
• Marco Liviantoni is a senior expert in EU funds, and founder of Liviantoni Consulting.
• 20+ years’ experience, holds a degree in Law from the University of Perugia (IT).
• 10+ years of experience as a trainer in EU funds related matters, including Proposal Writing, Financial Management of EU grants, Impact, Participant Portal.
• In April 2023, has been approved by the EC as expert for the delivery of Horizon Results Booster services, and newly appointed expert of the EC Booster initiative (2024-2026).
• Delivered in-house and open training to the most reputable EU research organisations, among which the Joint Research Center of the European Comission, OECD, CERN, KU Leuven and many others.
- Compreender os diferentes níveis de decisão, objetivos e medidas no âmbito da utilização do Power BI;
- Importar e transformar eficazmente dados externos, de diferentes origens;
- Criar e gerir relações no Modelo;
- Utilizar a linguagem DAX para criação de cálculos e análise estatística de dados;
. Produzir relatórios dinâmicos e dashboards com diferentes visualizações;
- Partilhar o relatório no Power BI Service.
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Breve introdução ao Power BI:
• Componentes chaves do Power BI
• Características do Power BI Desktop
• Características do Power BI Service
Importação e transformação de dados
• Importação de dados a partir de várias fontes
• Transformar e moldar dados
Modelo de Dados
• Conceito de tabelas de factos e de dimensões
• Diferentes tipos de relações
• Estabelecer relações
• Relações ativas e inativas
• Direção do filtro
• Utilizar hierarquias
Linguagem DAX
• Introdução à linguagem DAX
• Operadores
• Funções de Agregação e funções de Iteração
• Função CALCULATE e filtros.
• Funções de Time Intelligence
• Criar colunas, tabelas e medidas
Visualização de dados
• Criar Relatórios
• Diferentes Visualizações e formatações
• Editar interações
Power BI Service
• Publicação de dados para o Power BI Service
• Relatórios, Dashboards e Conjuntos de dados
• As diferentes formas de distribuir análises
Licenciado em Economia; Data Analysis & Transformation Trainer com mais de 20 anos de experiência. Especialista em ferramentas de análise e transformação de dados, entre as quais Power BI, Power Query, Power Pivot e Excel; CCP n.º EDF 37836/2002 DN