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Comment Letter
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Department of State Amendments to ITAR (ARCHIVED)

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Archived
Policy Perspective
Comment Letter

Modifications on HIPAA Privacy Rules

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Human Subjects
Research Compliance
Archived
Policy Perspective
Comment Letter

National Science Foundation Revision to Research Misconduct

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Research Integrity & Misconduct
Research Compliance
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Policy Perspective
Comment Letter

Food and Drug Administration Clinical Misconduct Guidance

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Research Integrity & Misconduct
Research Compliance
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Comment Letter

COGR Letter to Prime Reps on Proposed Common Rule to Replace OMB Circular A 110

Human Subjects
Research Compliance
Comment Letter
Archived

COGR Letter to Jon Glaudemans OMB on Incentives to Control Indirect Costs at Research Universities

Other Post Award
F&A
Financial Management & Compliance
Archived
Comment Letter

COGR Letter to Prime Reps on Preliminary Study of the Administrative Cost Component of the Indirect Cost Rates of Eight Universities

Other Post Award
F&A
Financial Management & Compliance
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External Resource
Policy Perspective

COGR Testimony at NIH Hearings on March-in Rights

NIH has denied the request from Essential Inventions, Inc. to exercise march-in rights under The Bayh-Dole Act in connection with the pricing of Norvir, marketed by Abbott Laboratories for the treatment of patients with HIV/AIDS. The decision and related materials are available online.  
Bayh-Dole & iEdison
Intellectual Property & Innovation
External Resource
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USDA Retrospective Review

 
Animal Subjects
Research Compliance
External Resource
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Approaches_to_Developing_an_Institutional_Conflict_of_Interest_Policy_-_Section_Six

Section Six of the COGR document "Approaches to Developing an Institutional Conflict of Interest Policy" provides a curated resource bibliography and comprehensive list of links to institutional and federal policies relevant to the development of conflict of interest (COI) policies at universities and research organizations. The primary focus is on institutional financial conflicts of in