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A selection of training resources for the independent development of our ECRs is listed across three main themes: Grant writing, career development and research skills.
Grant writing
Grant writing
This course is directed to anyone writing a narrative CV for a grant, Fellowship or job application, in particular for ECRs who are making use of the Resume for Researchers format.
Career development
Career development
Research skills
Research skills
How to write a paper_INSIGNEO ECR 26Mar.pdfWriting a Research Paper
Shannon has given seminars on Writing a Research Paper in the past and this is the materials for ECRs who wish to review and enhance their understanding on how to write an academic paper.
Open access, open data and EC policies
Open access, open data and EC policies
This course was generated as part of the European project Sano from staff of the University of Sheffield.
Open source: PyPeCT2S
Open source: PyPeCT2S
A GUI built to provide a contained base for the automation of the CT2S pipeline. With specific focus on paediatric applications. Utilising ANSYS and other FEM solver tools.
Open source: A General Purpose Guide for Using LaTeX for Academic Writing
Open source: A General Purpose Guide for Using LaTeX for Academic Writing
This guide is designed to provide a good starting point for those looking to use LaTeX for academic writing. It is not intended to be a comprehensive guide, but rather a general purpose guide that will provide a good foundation for those looking to use LaTeX for academic writing and the transition from other word processing software.
Additional resources from university
Additional resources from university
Developing colleagues involved in Research: The University signed the Concordat to support the career development of researchers in 2020, and its intention is to put the development of our research staff and the culture in which they work, at the heart of our vision for world-leading, impactful research.
Researcher Development: The University of Sheffield is committed to supporting researchers by enhancing their experience at the University and contributing to their career development.
Entrepreneurship: Enterprise community provides various resources to support you in taking your first steps as enterprising individuals by building skills, developing ideas and launching ventures.
The career development of researchers: The University signed the UK's Concordat to support the career development of researchers, which allows you a minimum of 12 days of continued professional development per year pro rata. Here are some useful resources from the University research staff induction pack; research staff development programme and there are plenty of opportunities to engage and develop your career with Insigneo.
Public resources from external institutions
Public resources from external institutions
The VPH Institute promotes, supports, and pursues not-for-profit scientific research and development on integrative biomedicine and related topics. It sustains the synergistic coordination of all members' efforts as well as those of the wider scientific, medical, industrial and institutional community toward the common goal of developing, testing and implementing integrative biomedical science and technology-facilitated applications.
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