Research gov Site Demonstration Part 1 Public Services

Research.gov is a web portal led by the NSF, offering streamlined access to research services and resources from multiple federal agencies. It features a modern technology platform, providing high performance and availability. Users can navigate through various services, including grant application status, research spending, and policy libraries. The portal also offers public services, research headlines, and an events calendar. It enhances transparency by providing searchable award information and supports the research community with detailed grant data.

What is the primary goal of the Research.gov initiative?

• To eliminate the need for research grants

• To centralize all government websites

• To provide a unified platform for accessing research services

• To replace all federal research agencies

Which of the following is NOT a partner agency of Research.gov?

• USDA's CSREES

• Department of Defense

• Environmental Protection Agency

• NASA

What type of services does Research.gov offer to its users?

• Only beta grantee services

• Both public and beta grantee services

• Only private services

• Only public services

How can users stay updated with news and discoveries in the research community through Research.gov?

• By following social media accounts

• By subscribing to newsletters

• By viewing research headlines and articles

• By attending webinars

What is the purpose of the Policy Library on Research.gov?

• To provide entertainment content

• To offer integrated access to federal and agency-specific policies

• To sell research equipment

• To host online courses

What does the Research Spending and Results service aim to increase?

• Number of research projects

• Federal spending

• Transparency about federal government spending

• Research grant amounts

Which service allows users to check the status of their grant applications?

• Research Spending and Results

• Grants Application Status

• Policy Library

• Research Headlines