Responsible Conduct of Research

• Responsible Conduct of Research

  Through key committees, related programs and activities, the Research Compliance Office coordinates the development of, implements and oversees university policies related to research compliance and provides support for the responsible conduct of research For more information please click here.

  Organization: ORSPA: Research Compliance Office

  
  

• Responsible Conduct of Research

  This program works with and complements other campus programs to provide resources for campus researchers to learn about RCR and to encourage growth of a campus-wide culture of responsible conduct. Through participating in programs, researchers can learn to apply ethical reasoning skills to ethical dilemmas in their work lives. For more information please click here.

  Organization: College of Liberal Arts and Sciences - School of Life Sciences

  
  

• Research On Human Subjects: Academic Freedom and The Institutional Review Board

  2006 report by the AAUP Committee A on Aacademic Freedom and Tenure addressing the federal government regulations for research of human subjects and the threats imposed on Academic Freedom. (pdf)

  
  

• The Fundamentals of Research Administration

  This workshop will cover the fundamental issues of research administration. The emphasis will be on providing you with the easiest and most efficient ways to navigate the research administration process. Facilitated by Deborah Ash Goode, Susan Broussard, & Michele Wrapp. Registration is required. For more information and to register please click here.

  When: August 27, 2008 9:00am - 12:00pm Where: Tempe campus Interdisciplinary B Wing (Formerly Administration B Wing) Room 163A

  
  

• NCURA Video Workshop: Complex Agreements

  We are hearing more and more the term translational research – how research results are translated into products or public use. Getting research results from the bench to the public can take several paths and involve several types of agreements outside of the initial supporting research award. These may include non-disclosure agreements, teaming agreements, material transfer agreements, clinical trial agreements, and license agreements with start-up companies. The negotiation and management of these agreements usually involves some unique challenges for research administrators. This program will focus on these agreements and areas of risk, accounting issues, institutional and individual conflict of interest, protection of human subjects, effort certification for investigators, publications, and the special challenges you face in administering all these issues in collaborations with multiple parties and a multi-site clinical trial program. Whether you are involved as the prime institution or as the subawardee we all need to understand and work through the wide range of issues. Registration is required. For more information and to register please click here.

  When: August 22, 2008 8:30am - 12:00pm Where: Tempe campus Computing Commons Room 120