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Research Policies and Procedures

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Human Cough
Meg VanSciver (UCB), Jean Hertzberg (UCB)
Infectious aerosols can be spread into the air when a person coughs. This study may improve understanding of how infections spread in indoor environments. Part of the CU Art in Science / Science in Art show. 2009 Submission Deadline: Oct. 16

Adherence to the following University of Colorado policies is critical to our mission of responsibly discovering new knowledge through research and creative work. There are three sources of policies relating to research for the university community. Click on the links below to access each of them.

CU-Boulder Research Policies and Procedures

Animal Use in Research:

Contacts: IACUC Program Coordinator Silvia Lorio, IACUC Chair, Campus Veterinarian

Conflict of Interest and/or Commitment

Contact: Jean Wylie

Cost Transfer Guidelines/Procedures
Contacts: James Lei, Pat Dodson

Direct Cost Policy

Contacts: Randy Draper, Pat Dodson

Procedures for the Establishment of Institutes, Centers, Laboratories and Bureaus
Contacts: Linda Morris, Russ Moore

Export Control Policy
Contacts: Linda Morris, Joe Rosse

Graduate Committee on the Arts & Humanities Policies & Procedures
Contact: John Stevenson

Human Subjects:
Guidance Documents
Procedures
Contacts: Joe Rosse, Erin Coons

Property Disposal (research purchases):
Contact: Randy Draper, Ted Jobe

Reauthorization of Centers, Bureaus and Laboratories
Contacts: Russ Moore, Stein Sture

Recovering Costs Due to Deficit Spending

Research Faculty
Contacts: Sheryl Jensen, Russ Moore, Stein Sture

Research Misconduct
Rules
Contact: Joe Rosse

Research-Professor Series, Procedures for Policy Implementation on
Contact: Russ Moore

Research Safety (environmental health and safety, biosafety, radiation safety, etc.):

Contact: Derrick Watson

Sponsored Projects:

Contact: Randy Draper

University of Colorado System Research Policies and Procedures

Administrative Policy Statements (APS) provide system-wide guidance, procedures, and requirements. These policies are based on external and internal mandates, laws, and regulations. The policies are developed in the offices of the president and vice presidents.

Conflict of Interest and/or Commitment

Establishment of Centers, Institutes, Laboratories and Bureaus

Fiscal Ethics:

Health-Related/Human Subject Research

Intellectual Property:

Misconduct in Research and Authorship

Sponsored Projects:

Board of Regents Research Policies

3-B. Conflict Of Interest--University Community
4-F. Classified Research

5-D. Additional Remuneration For Extra Work
5-E. Additional Remuneration For Consultative Services
5-J. Intellectual Property Policy on Discoveries and Patents for their Protection and Commercialization
5-K. Policy On Intellectual Property That Is Educational Material

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