research-strategy-brief

Yes, you can map funding opportunities and internal research strengths for Principal Investigator groups. The strategy brief identifies opportunities, potential teams, and specific to-dos to guide group scoping and collaboration.

To produce a research strategy brief, you need inputs including policy trends, funding opportunities, research metrics, and internal assets. These are aggregated to identify gaps and recommend actions for center strategy.

You can map policy trends and funding opportunities to candidate teams or PIs. The brief identifies specific to-dos, strengths, and gaps for decision-makers to guide research group scoping.

Aggregating research metrics and grant opportunities into a single strategy brief aligns internal strengths with funding sources. This approach outputs recommended actions and next steps for department-level planning.

This approach supports center-level strategy, department-level planning, and PI group scoping. The brief guides decision-making and resource alignment across all these organizational levels.