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COGR's Contracts and Intellectual Property Committee has finished its web-based paper on the CREATE (Cooperative Research and Technology Enhancement) Act, entitled "...A Guide for Academic Research Institutions."

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Intellectual Property & Innovation
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Comment Letter

COGR letter on the DFARS—Export-Controlled Information and Technology (ARCHIVED)

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Tuition Caps on NIH NRSA Awards

COGR opposes proposed caps on tuition for NIH NRSA awards. 
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Comment Letter

Comment letter on Department of Commerce recommendations on deemed export controls (ARCHIVED)

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Matrices & Trackers

Cost of Compliance: Report of the Working Group on The Cost of Doing Business

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Research Compliance
Reducing Red Tape
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Comment Letter
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COGR Letter to OMB on Research Terms and Conditions for Grants under Federal Research and Research Related Programs

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Peer Review and Information Quality - OMB Issues Final Guidelines

Proposed OMB Guidelines - COGR Comment  
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Bob Hardy's presentation on deemed export controls at the 2004 NACUA conference (ARCHIVED)

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Export Controls and National Security

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Export Controls
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New Business Models for Research

The letter from Katharina Phillips, President of the Council on Governmental Relations (COGR), addresses the Office of Science and Technology Policy’s (OSTP) call for input on business models in federally funded research. COGR, representing 150 research-intensive universities, emphasizes the unique context of academic research, arguing that traditional "business model" terminology can be
Reducing Red Tape