Fundamental Research
The Fundamental Research Unit is one of the key units within the Office of the Vice President for Research.
The unit’s responsibilities include:
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Evaluating all research activities of faculty members through the Research and Technology Information System (RTIS).
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Allocating research funds and calculating faculty members’ special research grant scores.
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Preparing reports on special research grants.
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Managing matters related to faculty members’ and students’ participation in domestic and international conferences.
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Managing research-related missions undertaken by faculty members.
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Reviewing Type I research proposals and issuing the corresponding approvals.
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Reviewing and approving students’ scientific publications, including those associated with the Talented Students Program, dormitory affairs, and other related areas.
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Managing matters related to the PARSA Project.
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Developing and overseeing the Comprehensive Research Program.
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Providing financial and non-financial support for symposia and conferences.
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Processing applications and obtaining authorization for holding conferences.
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Managing matters related to non-resident researchers.
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Managing academic journals and publications.
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Managing postdoctoral programs.
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Organizing the University’s Research and Technology Festival.
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Organizing research meetings at the College of Engineering.
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Preparing and developing the required regulations, guidelines, and forms.
