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The Research Sites Project is a collaboration of the Information Services – Research IT Support team with the Office of the Vice-President (Research) to bring high quality, fully responsive, and more affordable websites to the University of Regina research labs and centres. It includes the most common required functionalities for a research website: News, Announcements, Events, Members, Publications, and Awards.
Our goal was to make the websites as easy to update as possible, so even a non-technical person would be able to maintain and add content to the website.
Having an online presence helps consolidate your lab or centre. It raises awareness to your research by allowing the public to have contact and understand you and your research better, and it encourages people to approach you for collaboration, funding allocations and other opportunities.
Clean, modern layout, fits most brands
People can access your website from any device. The layout is optimized and adapts to computers, tablets, and mobile devices
Cybis Magajewski, Luiza. (2023). RITS logo and letterhead. Regina: University of Regina.
This is a sample content that should appear in the side bar.