A Letter of Support is an official document issued by the institution to endorse a researcher's project, often required for grant applications, collaborations, or ethical clearance.
Yes. During the request process, you can specify the recipient's name, institution, and any wording or requirements provided by the funder or partner. The RMS admin will incorporate these where appropriate.
You’ll receive a notification with the reason for rejection or revision comments. You can then make the necessary adjustments and resubmit directly through the system.
Academic, scientific, and research-based conferences aligned with the institution’s strategic goals are eligible. Social or non-academic events are not supported through this service.
Yes, but they require earlier submission (preferably 3–6 months in advance) and additional approvals, especially for foreign participants or partnerships.
Yes, if it has not yet been reviewed. Go to your submitted requests under “My Conferences” and select “Edit.” Once it is under review, editing is locked.
You are required to update the RMS immediately. The system allows you to mark the event as postponed or cancelled and provide a new schedule if available.
Yes. If you request institutional support, RMS can coordinate with internal departments to secure lecture halls or auditoriums. External venues are your responsibility unless otherwise approved.
The ethics review ensures that all research involving human or animal subjects adheres to ethical standards, protecting participants and upholding institutional integrity.
You must provide a research proposal, consent forms, data collection tools, institutional affiliation letter, and any other supporting documents requested.