forskningsstyringen
Forskningsstyringen, or research management, refers to the organizational, administrative, and strategic processes that guide research activities within institutions such as universities, research councils, and industry R&D departments. Its primary aim is to ensure that research is conducted efficiently, ethically, and in alignment with broader scientific, societal, and economic objectives. The concept evolved in the late twentieth century as research budgets expanded and accountability became a greater concern. Initially focused on budgeting and compliance, modern forskningsstyringen now integrates project oversight, resource allocation, talent development, and impact assessment.
Key functions include formulating research policies, evaluating proposals through peer review, managing grant funds, monitoring progress,
Challenges to effective forskningsstyringen involve navigating evolving funding landscapes, ensuring transparency in peer review, addressing data
In Norway, the Research Council (Kunnskapsdepartementets forskningsråd) serves as a central body that coordinates multi‑disciplinary projects,