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Cayuse Migration – Downtime on Monday 11/27 at 5PM

Dear Colleagues,   UCI and Cayuse have been working together to migrate the system to their newly updated Cayuse Platform. This migration will modernize our Cayuse instance and will provide us with more flexibility in support and features from the vendor moving forward.     The interface of Cayuse Proposal will not change; however, there …

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National Institutes of Health (NIH) Data Sharing Plan Requirements Coming in 2023

+ UCI Library Resources + UCI Office of Research and Libraries January   Webinar (Save the Date) New NIH Requirements Coming: Starting January 25, 2023, the NIH will require all researchers seeking grant funds that result in the generation of scientific data to: For more details about the new data management and data sharing policy, read the …

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Ensuring Safety in the Research Community

Dear Colleagues: Safety is critical to conducting high-quality research, which is why I am writing to highlight two annual safety requirements identified in UCI’s Chemical Hygiene Plan (CHP):  1) safety self-inspection, and 2) chemical inventory validation.  In addition to addressing these two topics below, I’ve also included an update on UCI’s transition to a new …

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Reminder about Research Continuity Plans & Research Animals

This is a reminder that Lead Researchers (LRs)/Principal Investigators (PIs) are responsible for developing, implementing, activating, and updating research continuity plans to ensure animal care and welfare in accordance with approved IACUC protocols when non-standard circumstances exist. Research continuity plans should include postponing research activities when staffing shortages create unsafe conditions for researchers and/or animals. When activating research …

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Research Strike Preparation

RE:  Research Strike Preparation Dear Colleagues, Recently, the UC received an official notice from the United Auto Workers (UAW) that four bargaining units it represents (Academic Student Employees, Academic Researchers, Postdoctoral Scholars, and Graduate Student Researchers) intend to strike starting Monday, November 14, 2022.  The notice did not include a strike end date; therefore, the …

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New ClinicalTrials.gov Notifications

HRP’s Educational and Quality Improvement Program (EQUIP) and Health Compliance and Privacy Offices routinely review applicable studies to ensure compliance with ClinicalTrials.gov reporting requirements. UPDATE: Beginning in October 2022, email notifications will be sent to researchers  when their ClinicalTrials.gov (CT.gov) record is out of compliance. When a CT.gov notification is received, the Responsible Party (Lead …

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Export Control Update and Overview

Rescinded: Section 480-20: Guidelines for Compliance with Export Control Regulations Due to the evolving export control regulatory environment, UCI is rescinding Section 480-20: Guidelines for Compliance with Export Control Regulations.  Effective immediately, the University of California Policy on Export Control will replace Section 480-20. This policy addresses UC’s commitment to ensuring compliance with U.S. export control laws. …

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Department of Energy Conflict of Interest Policy

Implementation Date: June 18th, 2022 The Department of Energy (DOE) has announced its Interim Conflict of Interest Policy Requirements for Financial Assistance, which applies to DOE financial assistance awards except Office of Indian Energy or Phase 1 Small Business Innovation Research/Small Business Technology Transfer applications.  The interim policy primarily mirrors the Public Health Service (PHS) conflict of …

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