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Collaboration in Research

This document discusses the essential collaboration needs for the research community, emphasizing the importance of effective computing support provided by distributed and DoIT personnel. It covers various aspects of the research process, including pre/post-award activities, proposal planning, grant administration, and data sharing. Highlighting a wide array of collaboration tools—from email and wikis to video conferencing apps—the document aims to address both baseline requirements and advanced tools beneficial for researchers in academia and beyond. Effective collaboration is paramount for fostering innovative research environments.

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Collaboration in Research

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  1. Collaboration in Research Alan Wolf

  2. Research Support Working Group • Distributed and DoIT personnel • Understand the computing needs of the research community • Pre/Post Award • In the research process and award managent • Underlying all the infrastructure discussions (networking, storage, IAA) is collaboration

  3. Needs for collaboration • Pre-award • Proposal planning and preparation • Post-award • Information and data sharing • Analyzing data • Presentation and paper preparation • Grant administration • Collaboration occurs across campus and around the world

  4. How people meet their needs • E-mail • Tools they administer themselves • wikis • disciplinary tools with collaboration features • collaboration suites • Video chat and other VC apps • Tools at other institutions • Institutions offering tools (e.g. C-Tools at Michigan) • Tools hosted in collaboration tools

  5. What have I heard? • There are a wide variety of needs and ability to fund tools. • There are some baseline needs that should be available to all researchers • They would be interested in using the same tools in their research, teaching, and service.

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