organized research
[/ˈɔːrɡənnaɪzd rɪˈsɜːrtʃ/]
nounpl: organized research (uncountable)
pesquisa organizada
1. Systematic and structured investigation conducted within formal institutional settings, typically following established protocols and methodologies
The university's organized research initiatives have led to several breakthrough discoveries in molecular biology.
As iniciativas de pesquisa organizada da universidade resultaram em várias descobertas inovadoras em biologia molecular.
2. Research projects that are formally planned, funded, and managed by institutions such as universities, government agencies, or corporations
Organized research at the National Institute of Health requires rigorous peer review and ethical approval.
A pesquisa organizada no Instituto Nacional de Saúde requer revisão rigorosa por pares e aprovação ética.
3. Coordinated scholarly investigation involving teams, proper documentation, and adherence to scientific standards and regulations
The pharmaceutical company invested millions in organized research to develop new cancer treatments.
A empresa farmacêutica investiu milhões em pesquisa organizada para desenvolver novos tratamentos para o câncer.
In Brazilian academia, 'pesquisa organizada' refers to research conducted within CNPq (National Council for Scientific and Technological Development) or FAPESP frameworks. In the United States, this term is particularly important in university administration and grant proposals. Portugal uses 'investigação organizada' under the direction of FCT (Foundation for Science and Technology). This distinction reflects institutional structures for funding and oversight of scientific inquiry in each region.
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