Office of Research & Economic Development Homepage
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Global
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Life Quality
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Policy & Governance
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Science Frontiers & Complex Systems
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Security
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Sustainability
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At Mason, our research mission is to create a safer, more sustained world with extended life quality. We have strategically assembled the following areas that encompass communities of practice whose knowledge and research are oriented towards this goal. Our Research Focus profiles these communities in an effort to foster interdisciplinary research explorations and to facilitate access to both individuals and centers of expertise.
The researcher profiles present our Emerging Researcher, Scholar, Creator awardees and new faculty members and their current research initiatives.
Mason Research is an annual magazine produced by the Office of Research and Economic Development and the Office of University Relations. For recent featured articles about research at Mason. (2012 Online)
The Science of Complexity Symposium
"Through the lenses of finance, economics, complex systems, neuroeconomics, and computational social science, the symposium will explore the structure and dynamics of the 2008 financial crisis and its reverberations through time, including the current Eurozone crisis. The symposium, offered jointly by the Krasnow Institute for Advanced Study and the Santa Fe Institute, will take place from May 16-18, 2012 in Founders Hall, Arlington campus.
Data Management Plan Tool
The University Libraries has become one of the contributing institutions to the DMPTool to facilitate the data management plan (DMP) part of the grant process. When accessing DMP Tool, researchers should click on "My Plans," select George Mason University from the list and use their GMU username and password to login. Please contact Data Services with questions.