Communication, Dissemination & Outreach Plan
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The primary goal of this research project is to develop a novel, translatable methodology that can be used to monitor changes within the proteome of neuronal cells. This will be a valuable research tool and therefore the main target of our dissemination will be other scientists. We will disseminate results in peer reviewed scientific journals and at international conferences. The host laboratory has a strong publication history, including making research papers available on open access preprint servers whenever possible. We intend to continue to disseminate our results in this way, following the open science practices. We will put relevant raw data, such as proteomic data and microscopy images, in online open access databases. The skills and protocols will be passed on to researchers within the host laboratory during mentoring activities. Considering its interdisciplinary nature, our results will be of interest to both neuroscientists and chemical biologists. We have therefore identified international chemical biology conferences such as ‘Chemical Biology 2022’ (EMBL Heidelberg) and ‘Chemical Biology Ireland 2022’ (Dublin) as opportunities to disseminate our results to chemical biologists. The Gordon Research Conference ‘Emerging Technologies to Study Nervous System Development, Function and Neurological Disease 2022’ conference will be an opportunity to present our results to neuroscientists. We have also identified the annual ‘International Conference on Molecular and Cellular Neurobiology’ as an opportunity to disseminate our results in 2023. We also plan to communicate our research with the general public to highlight the importance of developing new interdisciplinary techniques for understanding neurological disorders. Tübingen is home to the annual ‘Tübingen Fenster fur Forschung’. Here lay people have an opportunity to attend courses, seminars and receive laboratory tours in Tübingen. As a laboratory, we plan to participate in this event to promote our research and the benefits of MSCA funding. We will also use social media to promote our research online by posting links to open access versions of our research and any presentations or public outreach events. This can be achieved using the EKUT and the Tübingen Neuro Campus accounts on YouTube (UkTimTV), Twitter (@uni_tue, @TueNeuroCampus) and Facebook (UniTübingen). This type of communication will also be carried out via personal accounts on LinkedIn, ResearchGate and Twitter. Based on my previous outreach experience, we will tailor our online content depending on the platform and target audience of the communication.
