Research gov Site Demonstration Part 1 Public Services

Research.gov is a web portal led by the NSF, offering streamlined access to research, grants, and management services for multiple federal agencies. It provides personalized capabilities, high performance, and availability for grantees and agency users. The portal includes public services, beta grantee services, and a comprehensive policy library. Users can access research headlines, detailed grant information, and advanced search features. The platform supports transparency in federal spending and offers tools for managing grant applications and financial reports.

What is the primary purpose of Research.gov?

• To host online courses for researchers

• To sell research equipment

• To modernize Fast Lane and offer tailored services for the research community

• To provide a platform for social networking

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

• Environmental Protection Agency

• USDA's CSREES

• NASA

• Department of Defense

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

• Public services and beta grantee services

• Only public services

• Only beta grantee services

• Premium subscription services

How can users access detailed grant award information on Research.gov?

• By visiting the local NSF office

• Through the Services menu on the home page

• By calling the NSF helpline

• By sending a request via email

What feature does the Policy Library on Research.gov provide?

• Access to federal and agency-specific policies and guidelines

• A list of research equipment suppliers

• A directory of research institutions

• A platform for publishing research papers

What is the purpose of the Research Spending and Results service?

• To connect researchers with potential investors

• To offer discounts on research equipment

• To increase transparency about federal government spending

• To provide a platform for researchers to publish their findings

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

• Research Spending and Results

• Research Headlines

• Grants Application Status

• Policy Library