Click on the topics below to learn more information. (Note: Some may not apply to all research protocols.) William & Mary has three (3) subcommittees in addition to the "main" IRB. These subcommittees ...

Your IRB Protocol number serves as both your SARC and IRB identifiers. To obtain your IRB Protocol number you will need to submit the Protocol Title and PI Information into the eRA website to generate ...

using infectious agents with research participants the IBC protocol involves the use of human research participants or identifiable human biospecimens An IRB protocol submission is not required to the ...

Follow the step-by-step instructions below to successfully prepare and submit a protocol to the IRB. Instructions below include information about single IRBs, student involvement in human subject ...

Radiation Safety Committee – radioactive materials Institutional Review Board – use of human subjects Environmental ... Safety for further information and guidance. Your Animal Use Protocol has been ...

All WMU IRB submissions must be completed using Cayuse, an online IRB protocol management system. Researchers may access Cayuse using their WMU Credentials. Note: Students are not automatically given ...

You cannot use the laboratory if your IRB has expired! Please ensure your IRB protocol is consistent with the best practices from the BC/IRB perspective, especially with respect to data storage (see ...

A new study monitored smartphone data to understand screen time use by adolescents. The report, called "Adolescent Smartphone ...

New York Governor Kathy Hochul released a report, titled "More Learning, Less Scrolling," to prohibit smartphone use during ...

Cal Lutheran investigators are expected to conduct human subjects research in an ethical manner in accordance with federal, state, and local regulations, institutional policy, and as described in the ...

The Smith College Institutional Review Board (IRB) upholds the principles of respect, beneficence and justice, with established guidelines to ensure that human research participants are treated with ...