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Research Conduct 
PI Training & Good Clinical Practice (GCP)

Conducting research responsibly requires adherence to ethical standards, regulatory requirements, and best practices. These resources support investigators in maintaining research integrity and conducting high-quality evidence-based research.

 

Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) Program

This program was developed to promote ethical research practices, build public trust in research, and deliver high-quality training for the campus community. It also provides a flexible way to fulfill federal RCR training requirements set by agencies, including NIH, NSF, and NIFA. Learn more about training requirements, earning an RCR Certificate, upcoming workshops, and the University’s Institutional RCR Plan.

RCR Workshops  
RCR Online Training

 

Gene Sittler, Specialist, Research Integrity and Training

 

Gene Sittler, Specialist, Research Integrity and Training

 

Research Misconduct - Research Integrity Program

The University of Arizona maintains a confidential process for addressing allegations of research misconduct. The Research Integrity Officer (RIO) receives and oversees the assessment and investigation of concerns involving research conducted at, for, or on behalf of the University. This video provides an overview of the process and the role of the RIO.

For more information, see University Policy RES-300, Responding to Allegations of Research Misconduct, and the Procedures for Responding to Allegations of Research Misconduct

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