The phrase "conduct research projects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the act of carrying out systematic investigations or studies in a specific field.
Example: "The university encourages students to conduct research projects that contribute to their academic growth."
Alternatives: "carry out research initiatives" or "execute research assignments."
They are researchers independent from Eli Lilly and Company, who conduct research projects commissioned by a variety of sponsors through their affiliation to research and consulting companies that partner with life sciences organizations worldwide and are driven by world-class science.
The first group of five students, having studied Japanese, are going to Japan for six months to conduct research projects.
NNEMS fellows conduct research projects to augment their academic studies, which EPA supports with financial assistance.
This would especially affect those seeking to conduct research projects outside the US.
The centres allow Columbia academics to conduct research projects in collaboration with universities and organisations in each of the cities and students may participate in study programmes.
She also spends a lot of time in the field and the classroom to conduct research projects and teach young birders new skills.
A small body of literature discusses the merits and pitfalls of conducting research projects with participants with whom the researcher has some form of prior or existing knowledge and/or relationship [ 7- 11].
He has conducted research projects in China, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Nepal and India.
In addition, there is space for 8-10 students/postdocs/reseassociatesiates conducting research projects and using the shared resources.
She also provides support – logistical or otherwise to Columbia University faculty and students conducting research projects in the East African region.
Before that, she taught in the International Relations program of Tomsk University, Russia and conducted research projects in Russia, Europe and North America.
