Approaching research through collaboration and innovation from bench to bedside.
Research Areas
Research By The Numbers
181 Active External Research Awards
$168.68M Total Research Funding Since College Establishment
84 Faculty Publications
Research Project Lifecycle
The COM Research Office supports faculty, staff and students through the Research Project Lifecycle. The lifecycle includes Pre-Award, Post-Award, and Project closeout. Throughout each of these phases, research integrity and compliance are integral components.
Pre-Award
- Funding Opportunity searches
- Proposal budget development
- Review of sponsor guidelines
- Completing non-technical sponsor proposal application forms
- Creating internal routing record and facilitating internal routing and approval process
- Facilitating the Just-in-Time process
Post-Awards
- Award budget adjustments
- Completing department edits for project account establishment and incremental funding
- Monthly project account reporting
- Facilitating budget adjustments
- Deliverable monitoring
- Project end date monitoring
Research Contact Information
Research News
Nine College of Medicine faculty members and one recent graduate were recognized at UCF’s Founders’ Day Awards held virtually on Wednesday, April 7. The annual…
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One of the biggest pharma companies in the world will use a nanoparticle technology developed at the UCF College of Medicine in hopes of…