Welcome to the Research and Graduate Studies @ KU newsletter provided by the Office of Research and Graduate Studies. In the May issue:
Grants administration handbook now available
The Office of Research and Graduate Studies has acquired institutional access to an online resource that should be useful for anyone involved in conducting or administering externally sponsored projects. A Guide to Managing Federal Grants for Colleges and Universities is a virtual electronic handbook on grants administration.
KU Human Subjects Committee reaches applications milestone
The Institutional Review Board has processed more than 17,000 applications for the approval of research protocols. IRB approval is required whenever a faculty member or student conducts research with human subjects. The 17,000 figure is a milestone for David Hann, coordinator of the Human Subjects Committee in the Office of Research and Graduate Studies.
Technology transfer offices merge to move research to market
Effective July 1, separate technology transfer offices at the Lawrence and Medical Center campuses will combine to form a new KU Center for Technology Commercialization. The goal is to move the results of KU research out into the marketplace.
KTEC offers workshop for entrepreneurs
The Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation (KTEC) is sponsoring the PIPELINE Primer June 25-26 in Lenexa. This intensive workshop compresses a year of learning into a two-day format to move a business to the next level.
New graduate studies duties for John Augusto
Augusto has assumed direct supervision of the Graduate Application Processing Center (GAPC). He will begin several initiatives, including development of an on-line admission process to match KU’s existing online application process.
Be aware of pending Turnpike construction
Kansas Turnpike (I-70) reconstruction work will directly affect access to KU. Work near Lawrence begins in June and is expected to continue for three years. University Relations has created a guide with maps and directions to Lawrence during construction.
Researchers & grad students in the news
Upcoming events
A calendar of events of interest to the research and graduate studies community.
Important links
The May Funding Opportunities Bulletin is online now.
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