NIH Other Support Office of sponsored projects
Description: NIH Other Support Office of sponsored projects roundtable March 18, 2020 NIH Notice clarification NIH Other Support Template Has Not Changed Other institutions may provide a new template, however, faculty are not required to use it PIs can
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slide1. NIH Other Support Office of sponsored projects roundtable
March 18, 2020<br>
slide2. NIH Notice clarification NIH Other Support Template Has Not Changed
Other institutions may provide a new template, however, faculty are not required to use it
PIs can continue to use the current NIH Other Support Template
Notice clarifies content of Other Support per foreign influence concerns
Faculty need to report donated and/or uncompensated Research Support
Faculty need to disclose all scientific appointments, even if unpaid
Dartmouth support as part of academic appointments does not need to be reported<br>
slide3. Disclose all Scientific appointments List all positions and scientific appointments both domestic and foreign
Include all titled academic, professional, or institutional appointments whether full-time, part-time, or voluntary (including adjunct, visiting, or honorary)
List both paid and unpaid appointments<br>
slide4. Dartmouth support clarification The mention of lab space, research or lab personnel, etc., in the NIH Notice does not mean that faculty need to report their Dartmouth academic appointment support
The phrase indicates that NIH is concerned about the lack of reporting when research support has a foreign component:
“…foreign financial support, research or laboratory personnel, lab space, scientific materials, selection to a foreign “talents” or similar-type program, or other foreign or domestic support must be reported.”<br>
slide5. In summary When in doubt, disclose
There is no prohibition on foreign collaboration
Lack of transparency of foreign support is the issue
When in doubt, disclose<br>
March 18, 2020<br>
slide2. NIH Notice clarification NIH Other Support Template Has Not Changed
Other institutions may provide a new template, however, faculty are not required to use it
PIs can continue to use the current NIH Other Support Template
Notice clarifies content of Other Support per foreign influence concerns
Faculty need to report donated and/or uncompensated Research Support
Faculty need to disclose all scientific appointments, even if unpaid
Dartmouth support as part of academic appointments does not need to be reported<br>
slide3. Disclose all Scientific appointments List all positions and scientific appointments both domestic and foreign
Include all titled academic, professional, or institutional appointments whether full-time, part-time, or voluntary (including adjunct, visiting, or honorary)
List both paid and unpaid appointments<br>
slide4. Dartmouth support clarification The mention of lab space, research or lab personnel, etc., in the NIH Notice does not mean that faculty need to report their Dartmouth academic appointment support
The phrase indicates that NIH is concerned about the lack of reporting when research support has a foreign component:
“…foreign financial support, research or laboratory personnel, lab space, scientific materials, selection to a foreign “talents” or similar-type program, or other foreign or domestic support must be reported.”<br>
slide5. In summary When in doubt, disclose
There is no prohibition on foreign collaboration
Lack of transparency of foreign support is the issue
When in doubt, disclose<br>