Overview: Title of the ‘Targeted Challenge-Driven Proposal’ (maximum 6 pages)

List names and affiliation of subproject PIs

1) Outline of the Targeted Challenge-Driven Proposal

Describe the overall scientific background and relevance. Outline the scientific and strategic objective of the project. Explain synergies between subprojects and how they complement each other to achieve the overall scientific objective.

2) Project plan and milestones.

Provide a detailed project plan with distribution of tasks, milestones, dependencies and risks. Please, provide the project plan both as descriptive text and as a Gantt chart (e.g. OpenProject).

3) Previous work

Provide a summary of the previous studies related to this topic and/or preparatory, done by the applicants. List your most important publications relevant to your proposal (max. 10 publications) with at least one publication per subproject (indicate the subproject for each reference).

References should be listed using this format:

[1] A. Author, B. Author, and C. Author, Title, Journal 50, 1234 (2000). (DOI) (subproject)

Please note:

Own publications based on previous PETRA III beamtimes (if applicable; last 2 years only) have to be registered as part of the DOOR submission procedure using DOIs or PubMed IDs.

Subproject: Title of the subproject (for each subproject maximum 2 pages)

Beamline:

Setup:

Name and affiliation of subproject PI and other researchers cooperating within the subproject.

1) Detailed scientific background of the subproject

Please give a brief description of this subproject including the scientific background and the overall aim of the experiment in relation to the whole TCD project.

1) Specific goals of the subproject

Clearly describe which information you expect to obtain from this experiment, how it contributes to the Targeted Challenge-Driven Proposal as a whole and what would be the relevance of the results in your scientific field.

2) Beamline and experimental set-up

Briefly explain why you selected this beamline and experimental setup

3) Safety and technical aspects

Samples & safety related issues

- in case of biological samples explain from which organism it was derived and how the samples were prepared. State the full name of the species/strain/cell line and indicate the risk level according to DIRECTIVE 2000/54/EC. Genetic engineering at levels S3 and S4 is not allowed at DESY.

- List all possible safety aspects (e.g., dangerous, toxic or radioactive substances, special safety equipment, waste disposal)

Specific technical requirements (if applicable)

- Describe required adaptation of the beamline experimental set-up specific to your experiment
- Indicate whether you intend to bring your own equipment

PLEASE DO NOT CHANGE FONT AND FONT SIZE