• September 2017

    Research Update

  • Research Fundamentals Seminar, Internal Research Deadlines, HFRCC Community-Driven Research Day, MICHR Symposium, IRB Changes, Submission Times

  • August 2017

    Research Update

     

     

  • MCubed 3.0, Research Development, Research Fundamentals Seminar, MICHR Translational Pilot Grants, Internal Research Funding Fall Deadlines, Finding Funding

  • May 2017 Research Update

    Open Data Flint, Foundation Relations Opportunities, InfoReady Review, NEH Summer Stipends, Collaborative Funding Opportunities

The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs offers research support services for faculty, staff, and students.  From assisting faculty with developing funding proposals to connecting undergraduate students with hands-on research experiences, the office supports UM-Flint in pursuing and carrying out external funding and sponsored programs.  The UM-Flint office works closely with its counterparts in central administration at the Univeristy of Michigan, Ann Arbor, like the Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP), the Office of Research (UMOR), the Office of Contract Administration (OCA), and the Sponsored Programs Office (Finance), to review grant applications, manage awarded projects, report financials and monitor compliance issues.

Research support services include:

Research News

Software Sharing Service Available for UM-Flint Faculty and Staff

U-M's IT Asset Management (ITAM) is a software-sharing consortium for university departments,  including UM-Flint. This service offers a wide variety of software in addition to the suite supported by ITS at UM-Flint. For an annual cost of $106 per academic FTE (subscribing department must pay for all the members of their unit), UM-Flint departments can have access to a wider range of specialized research software (like N-Vivo, SAS and Matlab).

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High-speed Research Data Storage Now Available

U-M investigators involved in data-intensive research are getting a new tool to help them store, manage and analyze large data sets. Advanced Research Computing Technology Services (ARC-TS) has announced that a new service, Turbo Research Storage, is available to researchers on all U-M campuses.

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