Research Development Services


Research Development Services (RDS) advances research capacity and competitiveness at Texas A&M University by supporting faculty in securing external funding and developing strategic research initiatives.

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Texas A&M has a robust network of research development professionals who will work alongside researchers by providing a full array of services for everyone from early career to senior experts as they strategize, find, and win funding. Contact us ASAP so we can plan a supporting solution, as assistance is contingent upon availability.

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Services

Multidisciplinary Proposal Development

Delivers dedicated services to pursue multidisciplinary proposal opportunities. Services include process coordination, document assistance, proposal writing and editing, and internal and external reviews.

Early Career Faculty

Providing early career faculty with proposal development support throughout the proposal development process, structured to the needs of each PI, including workshops and training.

Special Strategic Projects

Assisting research faculty with proposal development or strategic review, including those for HSI federal funding and others aligning with special initiatives of the institution.

Limited Submission Process

Managing the limited submission process for federal and foundation opportunities for TAMU, AgriLife, TEES, HSC, and Galveston.

Internal Programs

Managing internal programs that will catalyze new research directions and collaborations within the Texas A&M community.

Resources

Research Toolbox

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Resources to support grant-proposal development and research success.

Workshops and Training

Offers faculty development programs and research funding workshops to navigate the proposal development and grant application process.

Hanover Research: Proposal Review

Request proposal review or revision at no cost on a first-come, first-served basis.

Bouvier Grant Group: NIH Proposal Training Courses

On-line, on-demand grantwriting courses, including live bootcamps and Q&A sessions.

iThenticate

Plagiarism detection and prevention technology to ensure the originality of written work before publication.

Research Impact Resources

Resources to help researchers develop broader impacts to meet National Science Foundation’s merit review criterion through education and outreach collaborations.

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Research Development Insider

Issued the first working day of each month.

Limited Submission

Issued Every Wednesday.

Multidisciplinary Proposal Opportunities

Issued every other Friday.

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RDS Staff Contacts

Shannon Eyre

Senior Administrative Coordinator Research Development Services Division of Research View Profile