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9 Mar 2018: Further details about the new service are available from the UIS website.

28 Sep 2018: That means funders who have a deadline from 10. th. October 2018 onwards will be part of the new process. ... Further details about the new arrangements are available on the ROO website including.

26 Jan 2018: The Research Data Management Facility and Neil Chue Hong from the Software Sustainability Institute are running a software licensing workshop on the 8th March. This event will explore why researchers should licence their software clearly and how to

12 Oct 2018: As announced in the previous bulletin, the new research grant application deadlines are now in place as follows. ... Further details about the New Research Grants Application Deadlines are available on the ROO website.

29 Jun 2018: The latest release of the Research Dashboard is now in beta phase - this means new functionality has been added and is now available for you to use and review. ... The new functionality for this release includes. • Visibility of both award-data and

15 Jun 2018: The funding will support short (up to 3 month) projects of up to £15,000 that enable new connections with industry or strengthen existing collaborations.

2 Nov 2018: Mill Lane Lecture Rooms. Room 1. The workshop will be of benefit to new and experienced Node Administrators. ... New roles include Research Development Managers and Research Development Facilitators. Further details are available on the University Job

16 Nov 2018: The Research Operations Office Training Strategy (ROOTS Tier 2) consists of three morning sessions offering a mix of skills development and knowledge transfer. Topics will cover applying & managing grants including EU projects, understanding

9 Feb 2018: Following the recent change in Wellcome Trust procedures, Grant Holders are no longer able to submit Grant Start Certificates on the Grant Tracker system. Instead, Grant Holders should liaise with their Departmental Grants Administrator who will

9 Nov 2018: The contribution that your research makes to society and the economy Since it was established more than 800 years ago, the University of Cambridge has had a world-leading impact on the economy, society, culture, business, public policy and services,