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Scaling Research Capacity Symposium: Reducing Barriers & Advancing Research Productivity

Symposium

Explore practical ways to strengthen research capacity through shared services, community partnerships, critical mineral recovery and dependable research computing. Watch both days and browse the presentation slides.

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Watch recordings from both days of the Scaling Research Capacity Symposium: Reducing Barriers & Advancing Research Productivity, held October 23โ€“24, 2026, at Patriotsโ€™ Casa at Texas A&M University-San Antonio. Hosted by Texas A&M AgriLife Center for Managed Technology Services (CMTS) and Texas A&M University-San Antonio, this free hybrid event connected researchers, campus leaders, technology professionals and partners from across The Texas A&M University System. Presentations explored shared professional services for research, including CMTSโ€™s service-block model, cost recovery, continuity, security and compliance. Research examples included ESPADAโ€™s interdisciplinary work and public outreach, along with critical mineral recovery and electrochemical separation. The System-level presentation addressed research partnerships, shared capabilities, proposal support and ways to measure the value of collaboration. The recordings are relevant to faculty, staff, administrators, students and others who support research programs. Use the playlist link to browse sessions from both days.

Topics covered

  • Shared research services, CMTSโ€™s Service Block model and sustainable research support
  • ESPADA REU: student access, community partnerships and public research storytelling
  • Critical mineral recovery through electrochemical separation
  • Research computing, reliable backups and long-running analyses
  • System-wide collaboration, shared expertise and research development
Tim RamseyDirectorTexas A&M AgriLife Center for Managed Technology Services (CMTS)
Muhammad Hassan, Ph.D.Assistant Professor of ChemistryDepartment of Natural Sciences, Texas A&M University-San Antonio
Sharmila Pathikonda, Ph.D.Associate Vice Chancellor for Research and Director for Research DevelopmentThe Texas A&M University System
Davida Smyth, Ph.D.Texas A&M University-San Antonio
Ashley Teuful, Ph.D.Texas A&M University-San Antonio
Guido Verbeck, Ph.D.

Writing a Data Management Plan for Grant Proposals

Lunch and LearnDuration:30 minutesRecorded:

This 30-minute session covers the basics of writing a Data Management Plan, or DMP, for grant proposals. Learn what a DMP is, why it matters, what reviewers look for, and which toolsโ€ฆ

Data and Informatics
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This 30-minute session covers the basics of writing a Data Management Plan, or DMP, for grant proposals. Learn what a DMP is, why it matters, what reviewers look for, and which tools can help researchers prepare a stronger plan.

Topics covered

  • What a DMP is and why it is important
  • Core components of a DMP
  • What grant reviewers are looking for in a DMP
  • Tools and resources available to help write a DMP
Kelsi O. West, MPH, PhDManager, Data and InformaticsTexas A&M AgriLife Information Technology | Center for Managed Technology Services
Megan A. Bergeron, PhD, CRASenior Research Development OfficerTexas A&M University Division of Research | Research Development Services

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