Managing the financial aspects of research projects

Developing and submitting research proposals

Conducting research experiments and collecting data

Publishing research findings in academic journals

To provide funding for research projects

To promote collaboration between researchers and industry

To disseminate research findings to the public

To evaluate the impact of research on society

Grants are awarded based on merit, while contracts are awarded based on a competitive bidding process

Grants provide funding for research projects, while contracts provide funding for specific services

Grants are typically awarded to individuals, while contracts are typically awarded to organizations

Grants are subject to fewer restrictions than contracts

To review and approve research proposals involving human subjects

To ensure that research projects are conducted in an ethical manner

To monitor the progress of research projects and ensure compliance with regulations

To disseminate research findings to the public

To estimate the costs of a research project

To allocate funds for different aspects of a research project

To track the expenditures of a research project

All of the above

To lead and manage the research project

To develop and submit the research proposal

To conduct the research experiments and collect data

To publish the research findings in academic journals

Direct costs are costs that are directly related to the research project, while indirect costs are costs that are not directly related to the research project

Direct costs are costs that are paid to the researcher, while indirect costs are costs that are paid to the institution

Direct costs are costs that are incurred during the research project, while indirect costs are costs that are incurred before or after the research project

Direct costs are costs that are reimbursed by the sponsor, while indirect costs are costs that are not reimbursed by the sponsor

To provide a detailed description of the research project

To justify the need for the research project

To request funding for the research project

All of the above

To provide funding for the research project

To review and approve the research proposal

To monitor the progress of the research project and ensure compliance with regulations

All of the above

Research grants are awarded based on merit, while research contracts are awarded based on a competitive bidding process

Research grants provide funding for research projects, while research contracts provide funding for specific services

Research grants are typically awarded to individuals, while research contracts are typically awarded to organizations

Research grants are subject to fewer restrictions than research contracts

To promote the commercialization of research findings

To negotiate licensing agreements with companies

To protect the intellectual property rights of the institution

All of the above

To review and approve research proposals involving human subjects

To ensure that research projects are conducted in an ethical manner

To monitor the progress of research projects and ensure compliance with regulations

All of the above

To prepare and submit grant proposals

To manage the financial aspects of grant-funded projects

To ensure compliance with grant regulations

All of the above

To ensure that research funds are being used in accordance with the terms of the grant

To identify any financial irregularities or fraud

To evaluate the effectiveness of the research project

All of the above

To ensure that research projects comply with all applicable regulations

To provide training to researchers on regulatory requirements

To investigate allegations of research misconduct

All of the above