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MyResearch Project Lifecycle

The UW MyResearch Lifecycle with the four stages: Plan/Propose, Setup, Manage, and Closeout

Circular lifecycle graphic with four quadrants. The four quadrants represent the following steps in the research process: Plan and propose, setup, manage, and closeout. Plan and Propose includes the development of a sponsored research project to final proposal submission. Setup includes setting up the infrastructure for successful management of your award. Manage includes managing award funds, reporting, and post-award changes. Closeout includes final financial and research reporting, dissemination of data, and records retention.

Lifecycle Overview

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The Office of Research invests in the future, enabling research advances
to sustain UW’s reputation as a preeminent public university.

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Nobel Prizes
284
Research Centers
5,494
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$1.58B
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December 4, 2019
Six Faculty Members Named American Association for the Advancement of Science
November 21, 2019
Federal Funding Extended Through Dec. 20, 2019
October 25, 2019
UW is Most Innovative U.S. Public University; No. 5 in the World, According to Reuters
October 23, 2019
UW is No. 10 on Global Ranking; No. 2 Among US Public Institutions
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