Project Delays | Part 3: We Have How Much Money Left?! Minimizing the Impact of Large, Unobligated Grant Balances The Spotlight concludes its summer series on project delays in funded research with a discussion of how large, unobligated balances near the end of a grant period can be...
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The Big Leap: The Pros and Cons of Moving Away Managing the pros and cons of working 100% remotely from a new state. In 2020, COVID opened the door for me and many of my co-workers to work 100% remotely for the first time in my career. Life seemed a lot easier not having to drive into...
Project Delays | Part 2: No Cost Extensions Maintain Research Momentum This summer, the Spotlight is considering the topic of project delays in funded research. What pitfalls, anticipated or unexpected, can contribute to or cause delays or disruptions? What strategies and tips can be used to...
Global Research Impact Comes to Seattle The 2023 SRAI Annual Meeting in Seattle includes a dedicated Track on Research Impact & Communication. As Director of Research Impact at a UK university and lead for research impact at a Canadian university and lead for a national research impact...
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Project Delays | Part 1: ClinicalTrials.gov Enhances Research and Keeps Projects on Track For the next three months the Spotlight considers the topic of project delays in funded research. What pitfalls, anticipated or unexpected, can contribute to or cause delays or disruptions? What...
A Career Planning Tool for Research Management and Administration Professionals? With the field of Research Administration continuing to grow, how are those both new to the field and seasoned professionals planning how to move forward in their careers? Is there a need for a Research...
Engagement - Learn to Love Your Job | Part 3: Re-Engagement Employee engagement can be essential to an organization’s success or failure. It faces many challenges amid the new normal of remote-ready, hybrid, and on-site work environments. In this limited series The Spotlight has considered...
Minding Your Business in Research Administration It’s a regular day in the office. There are dozens of emails in your inbox, with alerts pinging that more are incoming. Suddenly, the phone rings, and on the other end is a finance specialist from across campus requesting a report. Then, a knock...
Engagement - Learn to Love Your Job | Part 2: Benefits of Engagement The Spotlight is examining engagement at work amid the new normal of remote- ready, hybrid and on-site environments. Last month, we looked at what happens when employee enthusiasm wanes , causing organizations to experience...
Why New Research Administrators Quit in the First Year Research administration is a complex and demanding field. It requires a wide range of skills and knowledge, and it can be difficult to find the right person for the job. As a result, it is not uncommon for new research administrators to...
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