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Certificate of Confidentiality Update

The NEW NIH Certificate of Confidentiality (CoC) policy broadens the definition of identifiable human subjects data, applies to all active NIH funded research, and has specific requirements for when identifiable data can be shared.

Does my research qualify?

Delayed Revision of Human Subjects Regulations

Federal agencies have delayed implementation of the revised human subjects regulations (the “Common Rule”) until July 19, 2018. Questions? Contact the Human Subjects Division at hsdinfo@uw.edu

NIH Changes: January 2018

FORMS-E Application Package with New Human Subjects / Clinical Trial Form
Broader NIH definition of Clinical Trials
Clinical Trial Specific Funding Opportunity Announcements
Single Institutional Review Board (sIRB)

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Research Annual Report FY17 Highlights

$1,628,491,114 in sponsored grants and contracts

$1,033,812,778 federal funding

$594,678,336 non-federal funding

5,174 awards

Stats and Rankings

MyResearch Training Transcript

Need to confirm that you have completed a required training, or whether or not it has expired? Visit MyResearch Training Transcript – your resource for institutional research-required training records.

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Research Annual Report FY18 Highlights

$1,350,758,513 in sponsored grants and contracts

$1,035,012,267 federal funding

$315,746,246 non-federal funding

5,367 grants;186 grants over $1m

View FY18 Annual Report

SAGE Budget Sync

Sync your SAGE Budget to Grant Runner RR Detailed Budget

Partial Government Shutdown
Lifted until February 15, 2019

We will continue to share guidance and resources from Affected Agencies
as we receive them.
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The Revised Common Rule

The human subjects regulations that govern most UW human subjects research have been revised as of January 21, 2019. See HSD’s Revised Common Rule webpage for details and resources.

Revised Common Rule

New Video Resource

Learn about MyResearch in a new 4-minute introduction to the portal.

Welcome to MyResearch

Governor Signs Bill Reducing Burden of Higher Ed Records Research

Governor Inslee signed bill SB 5786 that removes redundant state requirements about human subjects records research already protected by federal regulations. This reduces significant burden to research teams! HSD Director Karen Moe has worked for years in support of this bill, which takes effect on July 28, 2019. Congrats Karen!

Time to renew your Faculty Grants Management Training?

The newly redesigned online refresher highlights recent changes in research administration and policy. View your completed record in MyResearch Training Transcript.

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Guidance for Foreign Interests in Sponsored Programs

Our newly published webpage, “Foreign Interests in Sponsored Programs” provides guidance and resources from our federal sponsors on this important and timely issue. We will be posting new information as it becomes available.

Visit Foreign Influence on Sponsored Programs

Search is Here!

The MyResearch Search Alpha feature has been released. Search across the MyResearch portal for applications, awards, non-award agreements and training transcripts.

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New! Certificate in Research Administration

We enthusiastically announce the launch of the new Certificate in Research Administration! This certificate provides coursework on research administration practices, policies and procedures, and supports UW learners in forging career pathways.
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Shared Research Facilities and Resources

The Shared Research Facilities and Resources webpage offers an index of resources that include essential services, advanced instrumentation, and technical expertise needed for cutting-edge research. Do you have equipment, facilities or research that are available to the UW community? Contact Us!

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Mitigating Impacts to Research Activities Due to COVID-19

-Research operations should continue, see guidance
-Some human subjects research has been temporarily halted (see HSD COVID-19 page)
-OSP & HSD standing by to facilitate SARS-CoV-2 & COVID-19 proposals
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THANK YOU RESEARCH COMMUNITY

The Office of Sponsored Programs recorded a heartfelt thank you for our research community.

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Redesigned SAGE Budget

The newly redesigned SAGE Budget is here! Create and manage your budgets using a more streamlined, efficient, and intuitive design.

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Research Guidance During COVID-19

Research is a CORE function of the UW. Keep up-to-date on research guidance and resources during Phase 2 of the Governor’s “Return to Work” plan.

Mitigating Impacts to Research Due to COVID-19
Guidance for Returning to In-Person Research

Research Administrator Day
September 25

In a top ranked organization with over $1.6 Billion in research funding, our staff are required to have a high level of knowledge, expertise and training to keep up with complex requirements along with a heavy workload. Thanks to our outstanding Research Administrators at the University of Washington!

New to UW Research? Welcome!

Whether you are starting out in your first position as a primary investigator, an experienced investigator new to the UW, or research administrator, our New to UW Research webpage will help you find the resources you need.

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October is National Biosafety Month

National Biosafety Month is a perfect time to refocus your attention on all biosafety policies, practices and procedures. Investigators and lab managers should raise biosafety awareness, and discuss the importance of safety. The focus of EH&S is to promote a culture of safety!
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Be Boundless

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MyResearch Project Lifecycle

The UW MyResearch Lifecycle with the four stages: Plan/Propose, Setup, Manage, and Closeout

Lifecycle Overview

World Leaders in Research

The Office of Research invests in the future, enabling research advances
to sustain UW’s reputation as a preeminent public university.

Nobel Prizes

284

Research Centers

5,494

Awards

$1.58B

Announcements

October 6, 2020

Update: F&A and Fringe Benefit Rate Agreement

October 5, 2020

Mitigating Impacts to Research Activities Due to COVID-19

September 25, 2020

Thank You Research Administrators!

September 24, 2020

6th Seattle Symposium in Biostatistics: Precision Health in the Age of Data Science

UW Today: Featured Research

Exciting research is taking place all over campus. Visit UW Today – Research to see what research is being featured.

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The Office of Research will create an outstanding climate of support for
University of Washington researchers, broadly enabling stellar research advances.

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Featured Story Slideshow

Certificate of Confidentiality Update

Delayed Revision of Human Subjects Regulations

NIH Changes: January 2018

Research Annual Report FY17 Highlights

MyResearch Training Transcript

Research Annual Report FY18 Highlights

SAGE Budget Sync

Partial Government Shutdown Lifted until February 15, 2019

The Revised Common Rule

New Video Resource

Governor Signs Bill Reducing Burden of Higher Ed Records Research

Time to renew your Faculty Grants Management Training?

Guidance for Foreign Interests in Sponsored Programs

Search is Here!

New! Certificate in Research Administration

Shared Research Facilities and Resources

Mitigating Impacts to Research Activities Due to COVID-19

THANK YOU RESEARCH COMMUNITY

Redesigned SAGE Budget

Research Guidance During COVID-19

Research Administrator Day September 25

New to UW Research? Welcome!

October is National Biosafety Month

MyResearch Project Lifecycle

World Leaders in Research

The Office of Research invests in the future, enabling research advances to sustain UW’s reputation as a preeminent public university.

Announcements

UW Today: Featured Research

Vision

Partial Government Shutdown
Lifted until February 15, 2019

Research Administrator Day
September 25

The Office of Research invests in the future, enabling research advances
to sustain UW’s reputation as a preeminent public university.