Research project management
A research project needs more than tasks and dates. It needs context.
Organise the work around each project by connecting it with its research line, team, documentation, papers, tasks, deadlines and funding calls within a single workspace.
Manage every project within the full context of your research.
Research project
Active
Clinical Biomarker Validation
Research line
Precision Diagnostics
Participants
5 members
Next deadline
18 September
Related paper
In writing
Project work
Illustrative example
The project in motion
Tasks do not lose their scientific context when they become day-to-day work.
The Kanban board organises statuses and priorities. The project context keeps visible which research each task belongs to and the people, dates and relationships surrounding it.
Project Kanban
Clinical Biomarker Validation
Two layers of the project
Science and operations need to coexist without becoming the same thing.
KaiperKit preserves the identity of each entity and lets the team connect them around the project.
The project within the research.
- Research lines
- Papers and publications
- Related theses
- Conferences
- Funding calls
Shared context
Research project
Explicit relationships
The activity that moves the project forward.
- Tasks and priorities
- Work statuses
- Deadlines and calendar
- Assigned members
- Notes and references
Time also has context
Dates stop being isolated reminders when you know which research they belong to.
Deadlines can be linked to projects and members, classified by type, priority and status, and displayed in the calendar alongside the recorded scientific context.
Explore tasks and deadlines →
Project calendar
September
3 deadlines
Review
Methodology review
Project · Clinical Validation
High
Delivery
Progress report
Project · Assigned member
Urgent
Submission
Internal manuscript review
Project · Related paper
Medium
People and participation
Know who participates without turning the project into an organisation chart.
Members can be assigned to the project and to its tasks, keeping visible who participates and the context in which they are involved.
PI
Project responsibility
Active assignment
Researcher
Analysis and related paper
Active assignment
Collaborator
Focused context
Access based on assignment
Notes and documentation
Documentation connected to the project, not isolated references.
Notes and document references can be linked to the project. Document references retain their URL and metadata while remaining connected to the project context.
Note
Methodology review decisions
Context: project
Reference
Clinical Validation Protocol
External URL · Project
Reference
Progress Report
External URL · Funding call
Frequently asked questions
Questions about research project management.
Specific answers about scientific context, work, people and individual use.
It is an entity with a title, description, status and dates that can be related to scientific activity, work, people, funding, notes and document references.
Yes. The relationship is many-to-many: one project can be linked to several research lines, and one research line can be linked to several projects.
Tasks with priority and status, typed deadlines, notes and assigned members can be linked directly to the project.
Yes. Papers can be linked directly, while documentation is recorded as URL-based references associated with the project.
Yes. The free personal workspace lets you organise projects and your individual research activity. Members and shared coordination require a Pro workspace.
From scientific context to day-to-day work
Manage the work without separating the project from the research.
See how KaiperKit keeps tasks, dates, people and recorded knowledge around the project that gives them meaning.