researchgroups
nounUK /rɪˈsɜːtʃ ɡruːps/
US /ˈriːsɜːrtʃ ɡruːps/
Teams of people who work together to find out new things.
The researchgroups at the university are studying how plants grow.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Small clusters of learners who look into a topic together in class.
Our teacher split the class into researchgroups to explore different animals.
3. Organized units within a company that gather information for new products.
The company's researchgroups tested the new phone before it was sold.
4. Groups of experts who collect facts about a subject and share what they learn.
Several researchgroups met to discuss the results of the climate study.