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Setting up for Success: Contracts, Accountability and Budgets, they don’t understand or establish clear partnership arrangements, and identify ways to ensure the team meets key reporting milestones. Failure to meet contracted reporting milestones or outputs will reduce an academic’s ability to attract more funding. In this chapter, we explore the intricacies o

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Conclusion, We revisit some of the main benefits and drawbacks involved with managing research projects, no matter their size. While we look back at what we have covered in our book, we also look forward by discussing how to capitalise on your successes and learn from your failures. We also give you some advic

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Approaching a Multi-year or Large Academic Research Project,f these challenges. In this chapter, we will cover some of the key issues that arise in these types of projects and suggest ways of dealing with them. We discuss how to identify appropriate funding sources, plan your large project and manage often differing expectations amongst and between academic teams and external partner organisations.

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