Research Resources
Workstream Collaboration combines messaging, notifications, files, bots, and other application integrations into a unified service within a single chat interface. Examples include Slack, Google Chat, and Microsoft Teams. These tools provide an alternative to email and allow for work to be done by teams in a persistent, searchable, and transparent way.
Provides guidance on research activity subject to the federal Export Controls laws that govern how certain technology (including technical data, and technical assistance) are physically or electronically exported, shipped, transmitted, transferred, or shared from the U.S. to foreign countries, persons, or entities.
The primary gateway for U-M researchers seeking to increase the impact of their work by connecting with the private sector — whether through corporate-sponsored research collaborations, licensing discussions, or connections with entrepreneurs and investors to support startup company formation.
Provides personalized support and advice for grant proposals or research ideas. Our free one-hour in-person consultations can help improve research and funding success and are available to any researcher at the U-M.
Get assistance planning your research and proposal from the OVPR Research Development Team.