Resources
Guides, explainers and answers.
Short reads on how connected research workflows work, and answers to the questions institutions ask first.
- Explainer
How AI-assisted review works in MRB
What the AI checks, what it never decides, and how reviewers stay in control.
2 Oct 2026
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What "enter once, reuse everywhere" means
Why MRB keeps one structured record per research project, and what that changes for students, guides and committees.
2 Oct 2026
Read - Guide
From thesis to publication, step by step
The pathway MRB provides so a completed thesis does not stop at submission.
2 Oct 2026
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
What is My Research Board?
MRB is a connected digital research ecosystem designed to support the lifecycle from topic discovery and protocol development through ethics, execution, thesis, publication, grants, innovation and clinical evidence.
Is MRB only for postgraduate theses?
No. Thesis management is a major entry point, but the ecosystem also supports research governance, publication, grants, innovation, institutional research management and future evidence programs.
Who can use MRB?
Students, researchers, faculty, institutions, Ethics Committees, funders, incubators and approved industry collaborators can use role-specific parts of the platform.
Does AI approve research or ethics submissions?
No. AI can assist with completeness, consistency and review preparation; scientific and ethical decisions remain with authorised human reviewers and committees.
Can institutions use their own workflow?
The platform is designed to support configurable institutional workflows, roles, document lists and approval steps within the supported product architecture.
What happens after a thesis is completed?
MRB can index the thesis, support manuscript conversion and journal submission, connect suitable projects to grants or innovation pathways, and preserve the institutional research record.
How does MRB connect with clinical trials?
Research that progresses into formal clinical-trial activity can transition to the My Trial Board (MTB) ecosystem, subject to the appropriate regulatory and operational requirements.