Research

• Academic Misconduct
  • Handling Reports of Academic Misconduct
  • Conducting an Inquiry
  • Conducting an Investigation
• Activities Involving Potential Hazardous Biological Agents
  • Activities Involving Potentially Hazardous Biological Agents
  • Additional Procedures for Using Recombinant DNA
  • Additional Procedures for Storing and Using Select Agents
• Charging of Direct and Facilities and Administrative/Indirect Costs
  • Charging Direct Costs to Sponsored Projects
  • Charging Facilities and Administrative (Indirect) Costs to Sponsored Projects
  • Requesting Facilities and Administrative (Indirect) Cost Reductions
  • Sharing Indirect Cost Recovery Among Collaborating Collegiate Units
• Charging Sponsored Costs Outside the Award Period
  • Establishing and Charging Preaward or Advance Accounts
• Conducting Human Fetal Transplantation Research
  • Preparing to Conduct Human Fetal Transplantation Research Ineligible for Federal/State Funding
  • Satisfying Regulatory Requirements for Human Fetal Transplantation Research
• Conducting Research with Human Embryos or Embryonic Stem Cells
  • Preparing to Conduct Research Involving Human Embryos or Embryonic Stem Cell Lines Ineligible for Federal/State Funding
  • Project Administration for Research Involving Human Embryos or Embryonic Stem Cell Lines Ineligible for Federal/State Funding
• Copyright Ownership
• Documenting Financial/Accounting Transactions For All Non-Sponsored and Sponsored Transactions
• Effort Certification
  • Using the Effort Certification and Reporting Tool (ECRT)
  • Documenting Effort Outside of ECRT
• Fixed Price Contracts, Including Clinical Trials
  • Fixed Price and Fixed Fee Contract - Closeouts
  • Clinical Trial (Industry-Sponsored) Research Agreements and Payments
• Implementing the Individual Business or Financial Conflict of Interest Board of Regents Policy
  • Disclosing Potential Individual Conflicts of Interest
  • Evaluating and Managing Individual Conflict of Interest Disclosures
  • Avoiding Conflicts of Interest in Special Situations
• Managing Potential Institutional Conflicts of Interest
  • Managing Potential Institutional Conflicts of Interest: Gifts
  • Managing Potential Institutional Conflicts of Interest: Investments
  • Managing Potential Institutional Conflicts of Interest: Licensing and Technology Transfer
  • Managing Potential Institutional Conflicts of Interest: Purchasing
  • Managing Potential Institutional Conflicts of Interest: Special Considerations for Human Subjects
  • Managing Potential Institutional Conflicts of Interest: Disclosures by University Officials and Other Individuals
• Managing Program Income Earned on Sponsored Projects
  • Handling Program Income at Proposal Time
  • Handling Program Income During the Project Period
  • Handling Program Income at Final Project Termination
• Managing Uncollectible Costs Charged to Sponsored Projects
  • Establishing Nonsponsored Programs for Uncollectible Costs on Sponsored Projects
  • Moving Uncollectible Costs to Non-Sponsored Accounts
• Managing University Capital Equipment
  • Acquiring Capital Equipment
  • Recording and Maintaining University Equipment
  • Disposing of University Equipment
  • Safeguarding Capital Equipment Assets
  • Federal Reporting and Compliance for Capital Equipment
  • Equipment Bought on Fellowships
• Managing University Records and Information
  • Retention of University Records
  • Disposing of University Records
• Offering Cost Sharing, Matching, and In-Kind Contributions on Sponsored Projects
  • Handling Cost Sharing, Matching and In-Kind Contributions After Award Acceptance
  • Including Cost Sharing, Matching, and In-Kind Contributions in Proposals
• Openness in Research
  • Reviewing Requests for Exemptions to the Policy on Openness in Research
• Outside Consulting and Other Commitments
  • Outside Consulting and Other Commitments by Faculty and Academic Professional and Administrative (P and A) Staff
  • Outside Consulting and Commitments by Intercollegiate Athletics Staff
• Procuring, Using, and Disposing of Donated Human Bodies Used for Research and Teaching
  • Procuring, Using, and Disposing of Donated Human Bodies Used for Research and Teaching
• Reporting Inventions
  • Reporting Inventions to the University and Sponsors
• Reporting Sponsor-Investigator Investigational New Drug Applications (IND) or Investigational Device Exemption (IDE)
  • Request Assistance from IND/IDE Program
  • Submitting Copies of FDA Correspondence
• Using Controlled Substances for Research
  • Using and Disposing of Controlled Substances
  • Purchasing, Receiving and Storing Controlled Substances
• Using Legend and Investigational Drugs for Clinical Research
  • Conducting Outpatient and Inpatient Clinical Research Using Legend or Investigational New Drugs