Office of Research Compliance

The NIH has issued a new data management and sharing policy—are you prepared?

Join us on Thursday, September 22 from 1:00-3:30 in the Scholars’ Lab (413) of Cooper Library to watch the NIH’s webinar “A Conversation with NIH: Diving Deeper into the New NIH Data Management and Sharing (DMS) Policy.”

NIH’s policy regarding Data Management and Sharing Plans will be changing on January 25, 2023. From NIH’s own description, this webinar will “dive deeper into topics including privacy protections for data from human participants and justifiable limitations on sharing data.

Don’t miss this valuable opportunity to hear policy experts provide the latest information and to get your questions answered.” We will be live streaming this official NIH webinar in our space with snacks, and facilitating a discussion afterward for those that may have questions or concerns about the new DMS policy and relevant Clemson resources.

Please note that you are also able to register directly with NIH if you want to join independently or receive the recording.

Register for the Watch Party in Cooper Library: https://clemson.libcal.com/calendar/training/watchpartyseptember

Register directly with NIH (to watch independently or receive the recording later): https://vfairs.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3y9GFMc2SsWpv2GhIzOGsg (Find context from previous webinars here)

More info on the new NIH DMS Policy: https://sharing.nih.gov/data-management-and-sharing-policy/about-data-management-and-sharing-policies

Clemson Libraries and the Office of Research Compliance are partnering to offer this for RCR credit if you stay for the discussion afterward. We hope to see you there!

Fall 2022 – Issues In Scientific Integrity (3 credits)

Scientific integrity is essential for scientific knowledge to advance, citizens to have trust in the scientific enterprise, science to usefully inform public policy, and scientists to have professional and positive careers. Issues in scientific integrity include scientific misconduct, provenance of data and samples, ethical decision-making, responsible fieldwork, and more. In this course we will examine contemporary issues in scientific integrity, using general standards, disciplinary-specific codes of conduct, and individual case studies.

Our objectives are to describe the many issues surrounding scientific integrity, understand their sources and implications, and apply these insights to the preparation of scientific and professional careers.

Science Integrity seminar course 2022 (PDF)

 

Dr. Gary Machlis

University Professor of Environmental Sustainability
Clemson University