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Investments in apparatus

01.09.2023 r. – 30.09.2023 r. – Supplementary call (only for research groups from the DAMSI Centre of Excellence)

31.03.2023 – 03.05.2023

On the 1st of September, a supplementary call for the ‘Instrumentation Investment’ competition (only for research groups from the DAMSI Centre of Excellence) will be launched. The purpose of the competition was to provide apparatus support for Centers of Excellence (CDs) and emerging research fields – Emerging Fields (EFs). The term “apparatus” is understood to include software.

Applications for the competition should be sent using a dedicated online form. For the formal requirement (amounts requested, completeness of the application, applicant’s affiliation with CD, EF), the “meets/does not meet” rule applies, while for the substantive evaluation, the score specified in these Regulations.

Applications for the competition must be submitted electronically using the application form only. Questions about the project can be directed to aparatura@umk.pl.

Contact person: Liliana Rynkiewicz, M.A., phone no.: 56 611 31 41.

The competition received 34 applications (33 meeting the formal requirements), including 19 applications from University Centers of Excellence and 15 applications from members of Emerging Fields. 14 applications received to the HS Council, 7 applications to the ST Council and 13 applications to the NZ Council.  All applications were subjected to a substantive assessment by the respective Area Councils. 1 application received in the supplementary call – application from the ST panel.

Criteria for substantive evaluation of applications:

  1. the scientific level of research conducted by the applicant– maximum 33 points;
  2. the anticipated results of the work and planned research tasks carried out using the requested apparatus and their significance for the development of EF, CD and the University, as well as an indication of the innovativeness of the planned research – maximum 20 points;
  3. the legitimacy of the purchase of apparatus from the point of view of ongoing or planned research – maximum 15 points;
  4. the possibility of co-financing the work or tasks to be carried out from other sources – maximum 10 points;
  5. uniqueness of the apparatus requested– maximum 10 points;
  6. the possibility of using the apparatus provided for funding by other entities, especially entities of the University, in connection with its planned provision or as part of the applicant’s cooperation with these entities – maximum 7 points;
  7. applicant’s readiness for the purchase of the apparatus and its use, as well as covering the costs of using the purchased apparatus and conducting research with it– maximum 5 points.

As a result of the individual evaluations, a list of winners in the ‘ Investments in apparatus ‘ competition has been drawn up:

University Centers of Excellence

  1. dr hab. Sławomir Wacewicz, prof. UMK
  2. dr Magdalena Sudoł-Procyk
  3. dr hab. Maria Lewicka
  4. dr hab. Michał Polasik, prof. UMK
  5. dr hab. Justyna Kozłowska
  6. dr hab. Marta Pokrywczyńska
  7. dr hab. Barbara Bojko, prof. UMK
  8. dr Marta Ziegler-Borowska
  9. dr Ewelina Zarakowska
  10. dr hab. Paweł Pomastowski, prof. UMK
  11. dr Łukasz Mikulski
  12. dr Szymon Śmiga
  13. dr hab. Daniel Lisak
  14. dr Marcin Gawroński
  15. dr hab. Katharina Boguslawski, prof. UMK
  16. dr hab. Maciej Szkulmowski, prof. UMK
  17. dr hab. Iwona Gorczyńska, prof. UMK
  18. dr Karolina Finc

Emerging Fields

  1. dr hab. Krzysztof Skowron, prof. UMK
  2. dr hab. Krzysztof Roszkowski
  3. dr hab. Piotr Hulisz, prof. UMK
  4. dr Bibianna Bałaj
  5. dr hab. Wojciech Kujawski
  6. dr hab. Jarosław Rogóż, prof. UMK
  7. dr hab. Małgorzata Jefimow
  8. dr hab. Krzysztof Zienkiewicz, prof. UMK

The purpose of the competition was to provide apparatus support for Centers of Excellence (CDs) and emerging research fields – Emerging Fields (EFs). The term “apparatus” is understood to include software.

Applications for the competition, in accordance with the template attached as Appendix No. 1 to these Regulations, should be sent using a dedicated online form, which will be made available in early January at www.umk.pl/idub by March 20, 2020. For the formal requirement (amounts requested, completeness of the application, applicant’s affiliation with CD, EF), the “meets/does not meet” rule applies, while for the substantive evaluation, the score specified in Appendix 2 is adopted.

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