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Research 2030: UC's 10-yr Strategic Plan for Research

The University of Cincinnati is the leading R1 urban university in our region with unrivaled talent solving problems that matter. We are rigorously pursuing diversity, equity & inclusion in research and actively transforming society through game-changing knowledge and disruptive discoveries.

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Read Story - UC’s bold new research space, Digital Futures, taking shape

UC’s bold new research space, Digital Futures, taking shape

When Digital Futures opens the summer of 2022, it will house some of UC’s top research—in the areas of artificial intelligence, sensors, analytics, education, informatics, simulations, policy, the creative arts and the humanities.
Read Story - Novel coronavirus can’t stop UC from boosting research resources

Novel coronavirus can’t stop UC from boosting research resources

Read Story - Researcher Spotlight: Ashley Kubley

Researcher Spotlight: Ashley Kubley

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The Office of Research is accelerating research at University of Cincinnati and economic growth in our region by connecting industry, government, and community leaders with the University of Cincinnati thought leaders and innovators. Together, we can positively impact the lives, environment, and the economy in our region and beyond. Some of our key research strengths are highlighted below.

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Analytics

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Cyber

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Robotics

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Sensors

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Skin Science
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Adolescence

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Cancer

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Digital Humanities

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Infectious Diseases

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Medical Devices

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Neuroscience
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Smart Cities

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Sustainability

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Urban Futures

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Events + Training

25
Sep

Event

Research Development & Support Series: UC Infrastructure
25
Sep

Event

Research Development & Support Series: UC Infrastructure (9/25)

Time: September 25, 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM

Location: Zoom

Target Audience: All faculty, post-docs, and research administrators

Research Office: Office of the Vice President for Research

Knowing what infrastructure is available at UC can be a huge asset to your research throughout your career. Have you ever needed a piece of specialized equipment and knew it would not be feasible to include in your budget? Has your research outgrown your computer? Do you need secure data storage? Are you searching for collaborative research areas available at UC? Do you need help publishing through a repository?



 



If you answered yes to any of these questions, we may have some solutions for you. A panel of UC faculty and staff will provide overviews and ways to connect throughout UC’s infrastructure. We will be covering the following areas: UC Core Facilities (east and west campus), UC’s High Performance Computing (HPC) cluster, which is a part of the Advanced Research Computing (ARC) Initiative, UC’s Skin Science & Technology Collaborative (S2TC), which allows scientists to share their research and connect not only with each other but with industry partners, and UC Libraries, where faculty can receive support throughout the research lifecycle.

Please feel free to submit questions in advance to Research Development.
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25
Sep

Event

Grant Administration Fundamentals: Proposal Submission - Opportunities, Budgets, and Justifications
25
Sep

Event

Grant Administration Fundamentals: Proposal Submission - Opportunities, Budgets, and Justifications (9/25)

Time: September 25, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Webinar through Microsoft Teams

Target Audience: Grant Administrators

Research Office: Sponsored Research Services

The Office of Research is once again offering our popular training series,  Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration, to help grant administrators and other personnel involved in the grant process, from proposal preparation through award close out. Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration is a seven-course series of 2-hour training classes, each on a different topic related to the administration of sponsored awards. 

In this session, you will discover some of the tools available to find opportunities for grant submissions, and how you can help and work with the faculty in your department to help them locate potential sources of funding. Learn how to help your faculty create effective budgets and budget justifications. Learn about F&A costs, cost shares, subawards, and other key pieces of the budget process.

This year, the courses will all be held virtually, via Microsoft Teams. There are no prerequisites, and anyone may take any or all classes as they see fit. Just register using the link below or through the SuccessFactors' catalog under the topic "Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration."
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28
Sep

Event

Grant Administration Fundamentals: Proposal Submission - Grant Review and Award Setup
28
Sep

Event

Grant Administration Fundamentals: Proposal Submission - Grant Review and Award Setup (9/28)

Time: September 28, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Webinar through Microsoft Teams

Target Audience: Grant Administrators

Research Office: Sponsored Research Services

The Office of Research is once again offering our popular training series,  Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration, to help grant administrators and other personnel involved in the grant process, from proposal preparation through award close out. Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration is a seven-course series of 2-hour training classes, each on a different topic related to the administration of sponsored awards. 

In this session, you will ;earn about what happens after grants have been submitted - the peer review process, what to expect in advance of a grant receiving funding, and how to get your awards set up and ready to go in a timely and efficient manner. We will discuss "Just In Time" information requests, compliance issues, negotiations, pre-award spending, and final execution of agreements.

This year, the courses will all be held virtually, via Microsoft Teams. There are no prerequisites, and anyone may take any or all classes as they see fit. Just register using the link below or through the SuccessFactors' catalog under the topic "Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration."
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05
Oct

Event

Research Development & Support Series: Internal Funding Opportunities - What's New from the Office of Research
05
Oct

Event

Research Development & Support Series: Internal Funding Opportunities - What's New from the Office of Research (10/5)

Time: October 5, 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM

Location: Zoom

Target Audience: All faculty, post-docs and research administrators

Research Office: Office of the Vice President for Research

Get to know the UC Program Officer (PO) and gain valuable insight into UC’s internal opportunities! Get the low-down on internal funding from the PO of Office of Research internal funding opportunities. In this session, the PO will disclose details about internal funding programs and lead a discussion about what has changed and what is new this year and the value of internal funding (beyond money). Participants will gain concrete information, examples, and opportunity to ask questions of the PO. Find out more about the internal funding opportunities on the Office of Research website.



Please feel free to submit questions in advance to Research Development.
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15
Oct

Event

Research Development & Support Series: International Research Engagement
15
Oct

Event

Research Development & Support Series: International Research Engagement (10/15)

Time: October 15, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM

Location: Zoom

Target Audience: New and continuing faculty researchers, postdocs and administrators

Research Office: Office of the Vice President for Research

While the overwhelming majority of foreign engagement is beneficial or benign we are all aware that there is increasing federal scrutiny and public pressure to disclose and monitor funding and affiliations that might reflect foreign influence. As part of a global university you need tools to help you navigate this rapidly changing landscape and gain insights into identifying potential pitfalls.

If you are interested in attending, you may also submit questions in advance by emailing them to Research Development.
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19
Oct

Event

Grant Administration Fundamentals: Post Award Management - Fiscal Fundamentals
19
Oct

Event

Grant Administration Fundamentals: Post Award Management - Fiscal Fundamentals (10/19)

Time: October 19, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Webinar through Microsoft Teams

Target Audience: Grant Administrators

Research Office: Sponsored Research Services

The Office of Research is once again offering our popular training series,  Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration, to help grant administrators and other personnel involved in the grant process, from proposal preparation through award close out. Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration is a seven-course series of 2-hour training classes, each on a different topic related to the administration of sponsored awards. 

In this session, you'll learn about the basic characteristics of various award types, the responsibilities of post -award management, and the essential standards for cost - Allowability, Allocability, Reasonableness, and consistent treatment. Procurement, documentation, and budget modifications are also covered.

 
This year, the courses will all be held virtually, via Microsoft Teams. There are no prerequisites, and anyone may take any or all classes as they see fit. Just register using the link below or through the SuccessFactors' catalog under the topic "Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration."
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21
Oct

Event

Grant Administration Fundamentals: Post Award Management - Fiscal Fundamentals
21
Oct

Event

Grant Administration Fundamentals: Post Award Management - Fiscal Fundamentals (10/21)

Time: October 21, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Webinar through Microsoft Teams

Target Audience: Grant Administrators

Research Office: Sponsored Research Services

The Office of Research is once again offering our popular training series,  Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration, to help grant administrators and other personnel involved in the grant process, from proposal preparation through award close out. Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration is a seven-course series of 2-hour training classes, each on a different topic related to the administration of sponsored awards. 

In this session, you will discover additional areas of responsible fiscal management are covered here, including labor verififcation, award changes, no-cost extensions, carry forward, and subaward management. Close-out and transfer of awards will also be discussed.

This year, the courses will all be held virtually, via Microsoft Teams. There are no prerequisites, and anyone may take any or all classes as they see fit. Just register using the link below or through the SuccessFactors' catalog under the topic "Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration."
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26
Oct

Event

Grant Administration Fundamentals: Post Award Management - Audits and Investigations
26
Oct

Event

Grant Administration Fundamentals: Post Award Management - Audits and Investigations (10/26)

Time: October 26, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Location: Webinar through Microsoft Teams

Target Audience: Grant Administrators

Research Office: Sponsored Research Services

The Office of Research is once again offering our popular training series,  Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration, to help grant administrators and other personnel involved in the grant process, from proposal preparation through award close out. Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration is a seven-course series of 2-hour training classes, each on a different topic related to the administration of sponsored awards. 

In this session you will learn about the different sorts of audit and review that sponsored programs are subject to. The university performs multiple internal reviews of programs, to ensure compliance and help protect us in the event of external reviews from funding agencies and law enforcement. Here about what auditors focus on, and how to best manage inquiries.

This year, the courses will all be held virtually, via Microsoft Teams. There are no prerequisites, and anyone may take any or all classes as they see fit. Just register using the link below or through the SuccessFactors' catalog under the topic "Fundamentals of Sponsored Administration."
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27
Oct

Event

Research Development & Support Series: Building Your Research Team - Undergrads, Graduate Students and Postdocs
27
Oct

Event

Research Development & Support Series: Building Your Research Team - Undergrads, Graduate Students and Postdocs (10/27)

Time: October 27, 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM

Location: Zoom

Target Audience: New and continuing faculty researchers, postdocs and administrators

Research Office: Office of the Vice President for Research

Forming a research team and looking for collaborators? Creating successful research teams can be one of the most important activities for faculty. Identifying appropriate team members, from co-investigators and collaborators to graduate or undergraduate students to postdocs, can be challenging.



As you pursue innovative, translational projects that push the boundaries of established fields, departments, and institutions, this session will provide you with tips on how to form and maintain positive team relationships over the life of a laboratory or research grant.

If you are interested in attending, you may also submit questions in advance by emailing them to Research Development.
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