Research Ethics. Boards (REBs) and Appeal Boards shall be established according to the requirements specified in the Tri-Council Policy Statement.
Research Ethics. The Parties agree to encourage all scientists who plan to conduct research that will occur in Alaska Native villages to advise Native People who are to be affected by the study of the purpose, goals, and time-frame of the research, the data gathering techniques, and possible impacts of the research, and to obtain the informed consent of the appropriate governing body. The Co- management Committee shall assist researchers in identifying appropriate governing bodies.
Research Ethics. Policy on Ethical Conduct in Research, March 28, 1991, Policy on Research Involving Human Subjects, June 29, 2000, and the services of the Office of Research Services.
Research Ethics. Please review the University’s Human Ethics and/or Animal Ethics Policies when completing this section. Further information can also be found on the Human Ethics and/or Animal Ethics webpages. Is ethical approval required? ☐ Yes ☐ No If ‘Yes’, approval will be sought from the following ethics committee(s): ☐ UC Human Ethics ☐ UC Animal Ethics ☐ Health and Disabilities Ethics Committee ☐ Other (please specify): If “no”, please detail why: C3. Research Data Management Prior to research commencing, agreement must be reached between the research student and their supervisory team on the management of data generated during the research. Consideration should also be given to broader data sharing. Please refer to the UC Library Research Data Management webpage for more information. Will data - including notes, transcripts, samples, photographs or other material - be collected during this research? (If ‘No’, proceed to Section C4) ☐ Yes ☐ No A data management plan has been agreed, including issues of data access and storage, both during and subsequent to the research completion: ☐ Yes ☐ No Storage of all data, both raw data and any processed data, will be overseen by: The student will have full access to the data generated by their work. ☐ Yes ☐ No The student will ensure that all data are stored appropriately and in accord with any specifications from relevant ethics committees. ☐ Yes ☐ No The student agrees to comply with any agreements regarding provision of data or reports for external bodies (e.g., research sponsor, participants, Iwi, funders). ☐ Yes ☐ No Data generated will be shared with the following individuals (e.g., supervisors) during and/or after the research has concluded, subject to ethics and confidentiality requirements. Please specify: (a) the type of data to which specific people will have access, and (b) the time period in which access will be maintained.
Research Ethics. Please review the University’s Human Ethics and/or Animal Ethics Policies when completing this section. Further information can also be found on the Human Ethics and/or Animal Ethics webpages. Is ethical approval required? ☐ Yes ☐ No If ‘Yes’, approval will be sought from the following ethics committee(s): ☐ UC Human Ethics ☐ UC Animal Ethics ☐ Health and Disabilities Ethics Committee ☐ Other (please specify): If “no”, please detail why:
Research Ethics. 22.1. The Institution shall lodge a copy of the ethics approval with the Grantor or the Appointee before the commencement of data collection. If the Institution does not have an Ethics Review Committee, the Institution shall submit the ethics application to the Grantor’s Ethics Committee for ethics clearance. "Ethics Review Committee" shall be responsible for establishing a research ethics and enforcing its compliance.
Research Ethics. 00.0.Xxx are responsible for ensuring that you obtain the appropriate and required ethical approval before you begin any research involving human participants. If you do not have approval in place you will not be covered by City’s indemnity insurance if anything should go wrong. Failure to follow City’s procedures may also in some cases result in your degree not being awarded and/or disciplinary procedures being instigated. Further information and guidance is available on the Research Ethics webpages
Research Ethics. I dedicate myself to the pursuit and promotion of beneficial scientific investigation, consistent with the mission of the Brevard County Public Schools. I will conduct, discuss, manage, judge and report science honestly, thoroughly, and without conflict of interest. I will not plagiarize, fabricate or falsify any part of my research. I will not intentionally withhold or use incomplete, misleading or biased information. I will return all borrowed equipment and resources in a timely manner. I will encourage constructive criticism of my research project and that of my fellow students. I will ensure safety and humane treatment of human and animal subjects and will prevent abuse of research resources entrusted to me I understand and agree to abide by the ethics statements described above. I also agree to abide by ISEF rules which can be obtained from my Research Teacher or from the ISEF website: xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/intel-isef-forms. Student Signature Date As the above student’s research teacher and parent, I will encourage the student to adhere to the above guidelines. Parent/Guardian Signature Date
Research Ethics. RGC 2.2 Use of Animals in Research -RGC 2.3 Medical Health Research
Research Ethics. The Research Organisation is responsible for ensuring that ethical issues relating to the research project are identified and brought to the attention of the relevant approval or regulatory body. Approval to undertake the research must be granted before any work requiring approval begins. Ethical issues should be interpreted broadly and may encompass, among other things, relevant codes of practice, the involvement of human participants, tissue or data in research, the use of animals, research that may result in damage to the environment and the use of sensitive economic, social or personal data.
