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Knowledge Synthesis and Coordination Consultant

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The Knowledge Synthesis and Coordination Consultant is a subcontract opportunity with the Swiss National Science Foundation focused on the NRP 85 projects. The selected consultant will be responsible for synthesizing findings across various research projects for prime contractors, coordinating between different research areas, and managing knowledge exchange through the use of synthesis frameworks and collaboration software. Key deliverables include the production of synthesis reports, program-level summaries, and the facilitation of knowledge exchange workshops. This role requires specialized expertise in program management and scientific synthesis. Interested parties must submit their responses by the deadline of November 24, 2026. The contract falls under NAICS code 541790 and is designed to ensure cohesive integration of research outcomes across the mental health of adolescents initiative.

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Consultant to synthesize NRP 85 research and coordinate knowledge exchange by November 2026.

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541790

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New call for proposals: NRP 85 "Mental Health of Adolescents"

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Performs synthesis of findings across multiple research projects for prime contractors on Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF) NRP 85 projects. Coordinates between research areas and manages knowledge exchange using collaboration software and synthesis frameworks. Requires expertise in scientific synthesis and program management. Delivers synthesis reports, program-level summaries, and knowledge exchange workshops.

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