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Research Management Business Transformation Program

The Research Management Business Transformation (RMBT) Program encompasses a broad range of targeted projects designed to streamline, enhance and support research, researchers and research training through the provision of new digital solutions, including:

  • visibility and improved service for research management such as grants and ethics,
  • easy research collaboration with safe, accessible data storage for our researchers and their partners both internal and external to UQ,
  • enhanced portability and security of research data through digital research notebooks,
  • transparency of candidature for Higher Degree by Research candidates and advisors, and
  • greater visibility and access to research equipment and infrastructure for UQ researchers and external collaborators from the sector and industry.

For more information on the RMBT Program please contact Sue O'Brien, the RMBT Program Manager.

An update from the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research)

November 2019

I am excited to be championing the exciting and innovative RMBT Program at UQ. This program is progressively transforming the way research support and administration is delivered at UQ to provide integrated, digital research management capability for researchers, research administrators and research managers.

DVCR Update

Current projects
Research management system
A modern system for transparent support and management of ethics and research applications
Research infrastructure management system
Transforming how researchers identify, access and book facilities and equipment
ORCID
Implementing ORCID to support automated linkages between academics and their research activities throughout their scholarly career.
Research data manager
Delivering a world-leading secure data management system supporting best practice in responsible research conduct
Digital research notebooks
Provision of structured, searchable, secure, digital notebooks for all researchers.
Impact Tracker
Enabling researchers to record and track engagement and impact of their research.
Research policy review
Developing a robust and concise policy and procedure suite that supports UQ researchers. 
Completed projects
The RMBT Program commenced in 2016. Since its inception, it has delivered numerous positive benefits to researchers across UQ.
Program governance
The RMBT Program Steering Committee supports the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) to deliver the Program in an effective and efficient manner with oversight of individual projects.