As defined in APS 5012: “A conflict ... Examples of why Disclosure is necessary include, but are not limited to: The university’s reputation for research excellence rests on the confidence that ...

A common strategy for managing a conflict of interest is transparency. Consequently, many management plans ask for disclosure of the relationship in publications, or to research team members. Below ...

Examples of a Conflict of Interest include ... Director of Research Security, Integrity and Compliance. a. Acceptance of royalties for published works and patents, or of honoraria for commissioned ...

We estimate an average CoI Discount of 39%, implying that conflicted papers are valued at just 61% of non-conflicted ones. We validate these survey-based estimates through three complementary ...

UB works to maintain the integrity of its research and related activities. This includes helping investigators identify and manage any potential financial conflicts of interest or significant ...

The Conflict of Interest in Research policy requires training and disclosure before initiating and throughout the life a project. Questions about whether a specific project falls under the Conflict of ...

Investigators conducting research funded by a Public Health Service (PHS) agency, the Department of Energy, or any other agency or institution following PHS Financial Conflict of Interest (FCOI) ...

A Conflict of Interest (COI) is a circumstance in which an investigator’s outside financial interest or obligation, either real or perceived, may have the potential to bias research or negatively ...

Unmanaged conflicts of interest can call into question the professional objectivity and ethics of the individual, and reflect negatively on the University. Education, research, hiring decisions, ...

We reduce administrative burden by creating modern tools for disclosure and management of research related financial conflicts of interest (FCOI). Acronyms: EVPRP – Executive Vice President for ...