Research Grant - Notice no. BII/3/FF/2022

a) Form containing the candidate's identification (available on the Faculty's website);

b) Curriculum Vitae containing the information necessary for the evaluation of the application;

c) Proof of enrollment in a Masters or Integrated Masters or substitutive declaration of honor (available on the Faculty's website);

d) Declaration on honor that there is no professional activity or service provision that violates the duty of exclusive dedication (available on the Faculty's website);

e) Other supporting documents considered relevant.

Candidate Merit: Aims to assess compliance with the formal requirements required in the Opening Notice, but also to consider the suitability of the scientific area of ​​training and/or specialization, training and professional experience.

• Adequacy of the Scientific Training Area (AACF): Maximum weighting of 30%

o Degree in Biochemistry or related areas (L) – 0 to 20 values

o Be enrolled in the Masters in Biopharmaceutical Sciences, or related areas (M) – 0 to 20 points

• Training and Experience (FE): Maximum weighting of 40%

o Experience in biochemistry and molecular analysis techniques (ETBAM) - 0 to 20 values

o Neural stem cell culture methodologies (MCCEN) - 0 to 20 values

o Assessment of effects associated with mitochondrial dysfunction on neuroregeneration (AEADMN) – 0 to 20 values

• Specific Competencies for the Proposed Work Plan (CEPTP): Maximum weighting of 30%

o Interest in dissecting metabolism-dependent neural regeneration mechanisms (IDMRNDM) – 0 to 20 values

o Mastery of image and data analysis software (DPIAID) – 0 to 20 values

o Proficiency in English (DLI) – 0 to 20 values

Final classification: The score obtained in the final classification results from the sum of the points obtained in the Candidate's Merit, an individual form being filled out for each candidate.