For research leadership
Grow research income.With the team you already have.
VPRs, deans of research, and institute directors use Atom for the oversight they’ve never had: a live proposal pipeline, engagement analytics by department, and ROI numbers ready for the provost.
Research leaders running on Atom




Proof
The data research leaders need to make the case
Most research leaders walk into provost meetings with engagement numbers their team built in a spreadsheet, and pipeline counts their OSP director rebuilt for the slide. Atom replaces both with a live system of record: same numbers, every meeting, by department and college.
See the admin platform<1 wk
From signed contract to live faculty digests
3×
Engagement lift at Denver Health vs. prior tool
5 min
To assemble a leadership-ready research report
“Our admin analytics give research leaders the data they need to make the case internally, including how our institution stacks up.”

Robert Kearns
Senior Manager, Business Solutions · NYU Langone Health
Oversight
From drafting to awarded. Across every college.
Every proposal (with PI, funder, amount, deadline, and decision date) in one place. The picture you used to ask OSP for in quarterly slides, ready when you open it.
“We are seeing more and more departments doing their own little thing, and we'd rather bring people together to the table and actually give them a tool that works for everybody.”

Adnan Rangwala
Senior Director, NYU Langone Health
Proposal pipeline · FY26
By stage
Drafting
47
$18.4M
Submitted
143
$48.2M
Under review
88
$31.7M
Awarded
27
$9.4M
By college
Submitted YTD
College of Medicine
104 active
48
Engineering
77 active
37
Arts & Sciences
58 active
28
Public Health
42 active
20
Education
23 active
11
Analytics & ROI
Engagement by department, and what it returned
Atom's admin layer surfaces who's logging in, what they're searching, and which grants are landing, across the institution and per researcher. The metrics leadership actually reports on are first-class: weekly active faculty, digest opens, saved grants, and submissions tied to dollars.
“I just saw our uptake numbers compared to the old system and we are seeing 3x engagement uptick already.”

Amanda Breeden, CRA
Associate Chief, Research, Denver Health
Engagement · FY26 Q2
Active faculty
612
+25%
Digest opens
78%
+6 pts
Submissions
184
+26%
Weekly active faculty
Last 12 weeks
112
+166% vs. W1
By department
YoY · awarded $
Cardiology
$6.2M
+18%Oncology
$9.8M
+24%Neurology
$3.1M
+11%Public Health
$2.4M
+32%Surgery
$1.7M
-4%Quick implementation
Deployed in a week across your whole institution
Atom auto-imports your faculty directory from public sources, builds profiles from PubMed, RePORTER, and ORCID, and starts sending personalized weekly digests in days. No CRM migration, no data warehouse build, no analyst on retainer.
“It was about the low barrier to entry, quick implementation and low burden on faculty. That was a big deal for me. This is a no brainer.”

Heidi Grunwald, PhD
Associate VP of Research, North Dakota State University
Implementation
Day 0
Day 1
Day 4
Day 7
Faculty directory built
In progressFaculty pulled from public sources. SAML configured with your IT.
Profiles ready
UpcomingPubMed, RePORTER, ORCID auto-pulled. Review-and-publish.
Departments mirrored
UpcomingDeans and chairs get scoped views of their own people.
Faculty engaging
UpcomingDigests opening, grants saving, leadership dashboard live.
Why leaders pick Atom
Built for the office at the top of the research enterprise
Research leaders across universities, academic medical centers, and institutes use Atom for the visibility, engagement, and ROI numbers they couldn’t get before.
“It was about the low barrier to entry, quick implementation and low burden on faculty. That was a big deal for me. This is a no brainer.”

Heidi Grunwald, PhD
Associate VP of Research · North Dakota State University
“This fiscal year we have set records for submissions and I attribute that to the fact people are engaging with Atom.”

Brian Evans, PhD
Assistant Director · University of Memphis
45+
more research institutions building their research development programs on Atom.