Collaboration Resources
FEAS: The Faculty Expertise and Advancement System
FEAS is a web application that contains CV information for all FSU faculty. Information includes publications, grants, educational history, self-identified keywords, and more.
FEAS can perform simple or advanced searches by keyword. FSU login required.
When to use: FEAS is best used as a starting point. Its main advantage is the ability to search the entire FSU faculty for expertise in a specific area(s).
Florida ExpertNet is a statewide portal of applied research expertise in Florida's universities. With one quick search users can identify relevant:
- experts (principal investigators)
- funded research projects
- centers and institutes
- technology licensing opportunities
- speakers
- instructional programs
Florida ExpertNet was established in 1999 and is operated by the Center for Information Management and Educational Services (CIMES) at The Florida State University in conjunction with the State University System of Florida Board of Governors.
The Florida Research Development Alliance
The Florida Research Development Alliance (FL-RDA) includes research development professionals and administrators from Florida universities, colleges, and other research institutions. Fl-RDA members share best practices and facilitate collaborations to foster multi- and interdisciplinary research efforts within the State of Florida. Contact any member of the FSU RD team to help you identify collaborators in any research institution in Florida.
FSU faculty, postdoctoral researchers, and graduate students now have access to Overleaf Professional through a new university institutional license.
Overleaf is an online collaborative writing and publishing platform widely used for LaTeX-based research papers, theses, dissertations, technical documents, and other scholarly work. The FSU license provides eligible users with Overleaf Professional features, including real-time collaboration, full project history, track changes, advanced reference tools, and additional integrations.
This service was made possible through the support of the College of Arts and Sciences, the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering, University Libraries, the Office of Research, and Information Technology Services.
To get started, visit the FSU Overleaf portal and sign in with your FSU credentials:
https://www.overleaf.com/edu/fsu
FSU Overleaf accounts can't be merged with other institutions' Overleaf accounts. For troubleshooting, contact FSU ITS.
The Profiles section of the Pivot funding database provides a searchable format for locating faculty members both within FSU and beyond. Use this tool for finding potential collaborators or to see who else at FSU or around the globe might be interested in similar research activities. You will need to log in to Pivot to use this service, which is free and available to all FSU faculty, staff and students.