SRAI 2022 News
Read more on Skills needed for research administration ‘have changed’
SRAI 2022: Research administrators told they must be more flexible and focused on impact
ViewNSF to target administrators with new funding scheme
NSF to target administrators with new funding scheme
SRAI 2022: Proposed $50 million scheme could enable institutions to hire staff
View‘Put ego aside when dealing with PIs,’ research managers told
‘Put ego aside when dealing with PIs,’ research managers told
SRAI 2022: Communications expert suggests ways to build better relationships with faculty members
ViewResearch managers urged to advocate for minority groups
Research managers urged to advocate for minority groups
SRAI 2022: Supporting underrepresented groups will drive engagement in your team, task force says
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ViewResearch managers are still figuring out the new normal
Research managers are still figuring out the new normal
SRAI annual meeting highlighted post-pandemic shifts in working life, says Debra Schaller-Demers
ViewUS foreign influence focus ‘not going away’
US foreign influence focus ‘not going away’
SRAI 2022: Researchers and administrators must maintain awareness of foreign influence rules, experts say
ViewDiversity ‘fragile’ in US research administrator workforce
Diversity ‘fragile’ in US research administrator workforce
SRAI 2022: Hiring managers called on to support employees from underrepresented groups
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ViewResearching the research office
Researching the research office
Survey finds increasing appreciation for research offices, but administrative burden is growing
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ViewArtistic differences
Artistic differences
US arts and humanities researchers get warm words but little cold, hard cash
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ViewPost-pandemic medicine
Post-pandemic medicine
The president of the National Academy of Medicine tells Playbook that medical research must change
View‘Don’t ignore’ false claims red flags, universities advised
‘Don’t ignore’ false claims red flags, universities advised
SRAI 2022: US universities paying back “a lot” of federal money due to “self-inflicted” problems
ViewPublic data ‘tip of iceberg’ for misconduct investigations
Public data ‘tip of iceberg’ for misconduct investigations
SRAI 2022: Investigators examining conduct concerns may need to sequester non-public research data, consultant says
ViewBiden’s research budget ‘comes up short’, conference hears
Biden’s research budget ‘comes up short’, conference hears
SRAI 2022: $205 billion R&D budget proposal “not enough”, as researchers “move to non-federal funding”
ViewResearch impact plans ‘should reflect researcher’s identity’
Research impact plans ‘should reflect researcher’s identity’
SRAI 2022: Plans for impact in funding proposals should evolve with researcher’s career, event hears
ViewResearch managers hail benefits of volunteer leadership
Research managers hail benefits of volunteer leadership
SRAI 2022: Unpaid leadership roles benefit institutions as well as providing personal development, conference hears
ViewThe seven deadly sins of research misconduct
The seven deadly sins of research misconduct
SRAI 2022: Image manipulation errors and inexperience highlighted as major misconduct causes
View‘Key’ for research managers to embrace remote methods
‘Key’ for research managers to embrace remote methods
SRAI 2022: Delivering clinical research online “can improve efficiency and access to participants”
ViewSRAI 2022: news and opinion
SRAI 2022: news and opinion
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View‘Under pressure’ research offices seek to diversify funding
‘Under pressure’ research offices seek to diversify funding
Searching for funding is a ‘heavy burden’ for academics and research offices alike, survey finds
ViewSweeping national boycotts ‘damaging’ for research
Sweeping national boycotts ‘damaging’ for research
Research Professional News Live webinar hears of challenges to international cooperation in science