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ArchivesBill & Melinda Gates Foundation Oct 2011 - OSP Newsletter - Dr. Garrison's Visit Student Research/Internship Opportunities Effective January 1, 2011, the use of xTrain is mandatory to electronically prepare and submit PHS 2271 Statement of Appointment forms and/or PHS 416-7 Termination Notices. NSF - Data Management Plan Requirement Effective NIH new policies effective after Jan 25th, 2011. A list of these policies can be found here. Summer Opportunity for Achievement in Research - Health Program - Q & A Session - Feb 3 - 12-1pm Research Terms and Conditions (RTC, dated July 2008) and NSF RTC Agency Specific Requirements (dated January 2010) available at...: Click here to read more. The NEH will be on campus on Friday, December 3, from 10am to Noon. NEH Program Officers will be presenting on the overall work of the Endowment and specific grant programs including the Summer Institutes and Seminars, and programs for course development and humanities research at HBCUs. They will also be available to answer individual questions about possible grant proposals or other questions faculty may have about the NEH and its work as it pertains to specific research interests. Please encourage faculty and staff to attend and bring their questions! NIH new policies effective after Jan 25th, 2011. A list of these policies can be found here. 2010 SRA Annual Meeting Online Presentations New NSF Proposal & Award Policies & Procedures Guide (NSF 11-1) Gates Foundation Grant Opportunities Research Terms and Conditions (RTC, dated July 2008) and NSF RTC Agency Specific Requirements (dated January 2010) available at...: Click here to read more. SciDAC Tutorials Day 2010 - July 16, 2010 in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Click here for more information. Policy on Responsible Conduct of Research and Research Integrity Please be aware of the University Policy regarding student training in responsible conduct of research. All students must have foundational training in the Responsible Conduct of Research. This expectation applies to all types of research and research settings, including but not limited to laboratory research; literature research; internet research; field research; research using human subjects or animals; and computer-based, computational, and theoretical research. Training should occur within the first two weeks of the research project. This foundational requirement can be met by having the student take and pass (>80%) the appropriate CITI RCR on-line course prior to doing research at the University. The CITI courses are found at www.citiprogram.org. Students must take a refresher course if 2 years or more have elapsed since the previous documented RCR training. First Annual Research Mini-Symposium Application Guide for NIH and Other PHS Agencies Please Note: The NSF has announced significant changes to the proposal process effective 1/4/2010. Please see the guide at the link below for more information: Part I - NSF Proposal and Award Policies and Procedures Guide |
Main Office Any questions please email: News & Announcements Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Oct 2011 - OSP Newsletter - Dr. Garrison's Visit Student Research/Internship Opportunities Effective January 1, 2011, the use of xTrain is mandatory to electronically prepare and submit PHS 2271 Statement of Appointment forms and/or PHS 416-7 Termination Notices. NSF - Data Management Plan Requirement Effective NIH new policies effective after Jan 25th, 2011. A list of these policies can be found here. New NSF Proposal & Award Policies & Procedures Guide (NSF 11-1) To View Past Announcements click here.
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