What this means for researchers and post-award teams
The systems, processes and research administration activities that will change with the transition to Research Gateway.
Research Gateway Grants & Agreements modules will replace eProposal and CACTAS on July 1, 2027, as part of UCSF's effort to modernize research administration applications. They will support proposal and budget development, research contract negotiation, grant application submission, outgoing subawards, award setup, and compliance.
The systems, processes and research administration activities that will change with the transition to Research Gateway.
The reasons for replacing current systems and how Research Gateway will support a more stable, flexible research administration environment.
Ways to participate in testing, attend town halls, follow project updates and submit questions to the Research Gateway team.
Key implementation phases and the planned July 1, 2027, go-live date.
Training formats and resources planned for spring 2027.
Answers to common questions about the transition, go-live, system changes, data migration, training and next steps.