Great Project Project 13

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Great ProjectProject 13

• E. Missons, project manager
• Presentation by Connie Trail, lead investigator

Opinions, findings, conclusions and
recommendations expressed in this material are
those of the author(s) and do not necessarily
reflect the views of PARTNER sponsoring
organizations.
18th Advisory Board Meeting March 27-29,
2012 Arlington, VA
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Motivation

• Why is the work being done?
• What distinguishes the efforts from prior work in
  the area?

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Objectives

• Long-term
• Near term

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Outcomes and Practical Applications

• Outcomes
• What are the anticipated outcomes?
• What specific form will they take?
• Is it a report?
• Is it a new procedure?
• Is it a code?
• Practical applications
• With what other research / industry projects are
  you collaborating?
• What are the practical applications?
• Where will this information be used?
• When will this information be used?
• Who do you anticipate will use it?

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Approach

• One chart only

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Schedule and Status

• Text or a figure as appropriate

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Recent Accomplishments and Contributions (1 of 2)

• No more than 2 charts
• Include figures as appropriate
• To the extent possible focus on outcomes rather
  than activities (e.g. what was learned vs. what
  was done)

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Recent Accomplishments and Contributions (2 of 2)
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Interfaces and Communications

• External
• Talks
• Publications
• Other groups you are working with
• Etc.
• Within PARTNER
• Other projects, other investigators
• Make explicit statements about linkages to other
  projects
• Etc.

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Summary

• Summary statement
• What is the take-away message?
• Next steps?
• Key challenges/barriers
• These could be technical or programmatic
• What would you like the Advisory Board to help
  you with or provide comment on?

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References

• List all references referred to in the
  presentation
• List other relevant references as you see fit

Contributors

• List people involved in the research
  investigators, students, and others you wish to
  acknowledge.