Research Integrity

The mission of the Office of Research Integrity (RI) assists the Emory Research Community in promoting integrity across Emory research projects, as well as supporting researchers in adhering to Emory policies and Federal regulations. RI is available for questions related to research integrity and offers training and guidance as needed, including overseeing the Responsible Conduct of Research training. We facilitate the review of research involving human embryonic stem cells. We support Emory researchers in the submission of proposals related to FDA-regulated research. In addition, we support the Research Integrity Officer (RIO) during the review of research misconduct allegations and research noncompliance investigations.

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If you've come across any research compliance issues, feel free to contact us and let us know. We're here to assist!

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IND/IDE Submission Help

Contact us for consultations about your IND or IDE submissions to prevent delays.

Devices
Drugs or Biologics

Research using Embryonic Stem Cells and Human Fetal Tissue

Per Policy 7.81, ensure that you check your submission obligations if using Embryonic Stem Cells or Human Fetal Tissue. Review the policy, or check if you are required to submit using our form.

Policy 7.81
Submission Form

News

ORI Updated interactive videos "The Lab" and "The Research Clinic"

The Office of Research Integrity (ORI) have updated their interactive videos showing different scenarios in where a research misconduct issue may occur. ORI said that "The Lab and The Research Clinic better reflect current standards of appropriate workplace behavior in research settings." Find the videos below.

The Lab
The Research Clinic

Research Misconduct Prevention

The RIO Team is always available for your questions. Review the process the RIO team follows when reviewing cases of research misconduct, as well as resources and other information in the below infographic. In addition, request a session to present at your lab, school or department.

Preventing RM Infographic
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Authorship Infographic

Review this infographic to learn who to include in a publication and the responsibilities of being an author.

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FDA Regulated Studies

Authorship Concerns

Embryonic Stem Cells Research Oversight

Research Misconduct Reports

Responsible Conduct of Research