research groups
Academic investigation units
Research groups are teams of scholars, scientists, or analysts who collaborate on investigating particular topics or problems.
The term appears most often in academic and scientific contexts, where a research group typically includes a principal investigator and students or junior researchers: She joined a research group studying climate adaptation.
In corporate or policy settings, research groups may be departments or think tanks producing reports and analysis.
- hypothesesProposed explanations to test
- literature reviewAnalysis of prior scholarship
- working papersLegal employment documentation
- universitiesInstitutions granting advanced degrees
- scholarsExperts in a field
laboratories · graduate students · data analysis · consortiums · patents · fieldwork · postdocs · tenure track · instrumentation · academic journals · educational grants · scientific conferences · public health initiatives · pilot study · joint ventures · market analysts · feasibility studies · grant funding
- scientific clubsscience clubs, STEM clubs, math clubs, coding clubs
- Psychology GroupsAPA
- clubssports clubs, women's clubs, book club, chess club, book clubs
- clubs & societiesprofessional bodies, historical societies, hobby clubs, garden clubs, book clubs
- student organizationsstudent government, student unions, student associations, fraternities, sororities
- forumsforums, community forums, online forums, public forums, roundtables
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