SUSAI project presentation at the first ECG and TIG community meeting
The Vice-Rectorate for Research, with the research service, invited the first and second cohorts of the Early Career Grants (ECG), as well as researchers from the Transfer and Innovation Grants (TIG), announced for the first time in 2025, to an afternoon of interdisciplinary exchange.
The focus was on the people behind the funded projects and on how successful research projects and new impulses for the university can come from good ideas.
Among the new Grantees, Glenda Hannibal from EXDIGIT presented her SUSAI projects in a three-minute pitch. Subsequently, the interdisciplinary community offered space for immediate feedback, new perspectives and further suggestions.
Part of the program was also Stefan Lang, Dean of the DAS Faculty, and Dietmar Winkler, Dean of the KTH Faculty, who shared insights into the perspectives and requirements that shape the assessment of funding applications. The final “Connect & Exchange” part focused on getting to know each other personally. In a relaxed atmosphere, conversations deepened, new contacts were made, and ideas were further developed.
Read also the news from the University of Salzburg for further details and the list of successful grantees (only in German):
https://www.plus.ac.at/news/erstes-ecg-tig-community-meeting-der-universitaet-salzburg/?is_paged=5
