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The mission of the Research Policy Committee (RPC) is to ensure the compliance from DKU community with the highest ethical and professional standards as well as with laws, policies and regulations imposed by the Government and a wide variety of funding agencies/sponsors DKU community submits proposals to and receives funding from. In order to do so, the RPC develops research policies by reviewing policy drafts of new policies provided by RSO and adapting them to DKU’s own needs. The Research Policy Committee also acts as the Standing Committee on Misconduct in Research. Please refer to the ‘Policies‘ page for details about relevant policies.
The research COI committee is responsible for the review and management of reported or otherwise identified potential conflicts of interest regarding individuals with a primary appointment in DKU regarding research activities. The Committee’s primary function is to protect the integrity of Duke Kunshan University’s research and education missions, as well as the integrity of the Individual. Where management of a potential conflict of interest is required, the Committee works with the Individual involved to consider all facts available and develop a management plan. Once developed, all management plans will be acknowledged by the Individual, tracked over time, and monitored. Please refer to the ‘Policies‘ page for details about relevant policies.
The mission of the Research Policy Committee (RPC) is to ensure the compliance from DKU community with the highest ethical and professional standards as well as with laws, policies and regulations imposed by the Government and a wide variety of funding agencies/sponsors DKU community submits proposals to and receives funding from. In order to do so, the RPC develops research policies by reviewing policy drafts of new policies provided by RSO and adapting them to DKU’s own needs. The Research Policy Committee also acts as the Standing Committee on Misconduct in Research. Please refer to the ‘Policies‘ page for details about relevant policies.
The research COI committee is responsible for the review and management of reported or otherwise identified potential conflicts of interest regarding individuals with a primary appointment in DKU regarding research activities. The Committee’s primary function is to protect the integrity of Duke Kunshan University’s research and education missions, as well as the integrity of the Individual. Where management of a potential conflict of interest is required, the Committee works with the Individual involved to consider all facts available and develop a management plan. Once developed, all management plans will be acknowledged by the Individual, tracked over time, and monitored. Please refer to the ‘Policies‘ page for details about relevant policies.
The mission of the Research Policy Committee (RPC) is to ensure the compliance from DKU community with the highest ethical and professional standards as well as with laws, policies and regulations imposed by the Government and a wide variety of funding agencies/sponsors DKU community submits proposals to and receives funding from. In order to do so, the RPC develops research policies by reviewing policy drafts of new policies provided by RSO and adapting them into DKU’s own needs. The Research Policy Committee also acts as the Standing Committee on Misconduct in Research. Please refer to the ‘Policies‘ page for details about relevant policies.
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The mission of the Research Policy Committee (RPC) is to ensure the compliance from DKU community with the highest ethical and professional standards as well as with laws, policies and regulations imposed by the Government and a wide variety of funding agencies/sponsors DKU community submits proposals to and receives funding from. In order to do so, the RPC develops research policies by reviewing policy drafts of new policies provided by RSO and adapting them into DKU’s own needs. Right now the RPC has adapted and approved the policies on:
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The mission of the Research Policy Committee (RPC) is to ensure the compliance from DKU community with the highest ethical and professional standards as well as with laws, policies and regulations imposed by the Government and a wide variety of funding agencies/sponsors DKU community submits proposals to and receives funding from. In order to do so, the RPC develops research policies by reviewing policy drafts of new policies provided by RSO and adapting them into DKU’s own needs. Right now the RPC has adapted and approved the policies on
Institutional Review Board (IRB) members are charged with protecting the rights and welfare of research participants as required by law and policy while supporting academic freedom, thus ensuring that research can flourish at Duke Kunshan University.
As a deliberative body, the IRB conducts independent reviews of research protocols. The goal of the IRB is to work with investigators to ensure that their research protocols can be approved. In particular, the DKU IRB is committed to embracing the flexibility allowed in the regulations for researchers in the social and behavioral sciences and the humanities.
IRB members provide an exceptionally valuable service to the University in its efforts to achieve its goal of following international best practices with regard to the conduct of teaching and research. And, with the increased scrutiny of the research process by organizations around the world, the IRB members are even more important as interpreters and creative problem solvers.
The mission of the Research Policy Committee (RPC) is to ensure the compliance from DKU community with the highest ethical and professional standards as well as with laws, policies and regulations imposed by the Government and a wide variety of funding agencies/sponsors DKU community submits proposals to and receives funding from. In order to do so, the RPC develops research policies by reviewing policy drafts of new policies provided by RSO and adapting them into DKU’s own needs. Right now the RPC has adapted and approved the policies on
Institutional Review Board (IRB) members are charged with protecting the rights and welfare of research participants as required by law and policy while supporting academic freedom, thus ensuring that research can flourish at Duke Kunshan University.
As a deliberative body, the IRB conducts independent reviews of research protocols. The goal of the IRB is to work with investigators to ensure that their research protocols can be approved. In particular, the DKU IRB is committed to embracing the flexibility allowed in the regulations for researchers in the social and behavioral sciences and the humanities.
IRB members provide an exceptionally valuable service to the University in its efforts to achieve its goal of following international best practices with regard to the conduct of teaching and research. And, with the increased scrutiny of the research process by organizations around the world, the IRB members are even more important as interpreters and creative problem solvers.
The mission of the Research Policy Committee (RPC) is to ensure the compliance from DKU community with the highest ethical and professional standards as well as with laws, policies and regulations imposed by the Government and a wide variety of funding agencies/sponsors DKU community submits proposals to and receives funding from. In order to do so, the RPC develops research policies by reviewing policy drafts of new policies provided by RSO and adapting them into DKU’s own needs. Right now the RPC has adapted and approved the policies on
Institutional Review Board (IRB) members are charged with protecting the rights and welfare of research participants as required by law and policy while supporting academic freedom, thus ensuring that research can flourish at Duke Kunshan University.
As a deliberative body, the IRB conducts independent reviews of research protocols. The goal of the IRB is to work with investigators to ensure that their research protocols can be approved. In particular, the DKU IRB is committed to embracing the flexibility allowed in the regulations for researchers in the social and behavioral sciences and the humanities.
IRB members provide an exceptionally valuable service to the University in its efforts to achieve its goal of following international best practices with regard to the conduct of teaching and research. And, with the increased scrutiny of the research process by organizations around the world, the IRB members are even more important as interpreters and creative problem solvers.
