Inside it
Everything the brain holds today, from RTI’s own site and the federal award record. No answer rests on anything outside those two.
Ask about an area and the answer runs through the people in it and the agencies funding work there. Choose any area to move to it.
Public Health and Well-Being
194 people at RTI list this as an area they work in. Choose another area to move to it.
See the peopleWho funds RTI
| Agency | Awards | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Department of Health and Human Services | 1,997 | $6.3B |
| Environmental Protection Agency | 623 | $589M |
| Agency for International Development | 237 | $5.2B |
| Department of Defense | 203 | $403M |
| Department of Justice | 192 | $422M |
| Department of Commerce | 101 | $83M |
| Department of Agriculture | 85 | $62M |
The federal award record does not say which person worked on which award, so no line is drawn between them here. Connecting the two is what RTI’s own project records would add.
The same records, arranged two ways. Which one an organization wants depends on what it asks of them.
What could go in next
Public material that is not in the brain yet, and the question each would answer.
Grants.gov and SAM.gov open opportunities
Which live solicitations match work RTI has already delivered.
Conference programs and presentations
Who at RTI is presenting on a topic this year.
Peer institute award records
Which organizations win the awards RTI competes for, and where.
Patent and licensing records
What RTI holds and what is available to license.
3,662 of the federal awards above come from the ten agencies that fund RTI most. The larger half is RTI’s own: proposals, project records, staffing and utilization sit behind RTI’s login and none of it is here.
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