Approval from the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) is required for any activity involving vertebrate animals in biomedical research, training, or teaching. Applicants must submit an IACUC application.
The FCOIR – Research Trigger Form (project-specific form) is used to determine whether any financial interests pose actual or perceived conflicts with a proposed research project. This form is required for every grant and research project/study.
All sponsored project applications and a subset of ISMMS projects are prepared in InfoEd and routed for approval through the department(s) in which there are key personnel each year of the project.
All Mount Sinai principal investigators, co-investigators, mentors, and key personnel must complete an Annual Report of Outside Relationships (also called the Annual Form) disclosing all financial interests that they may have outside of employment at Mount Sinai.
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Mount Sinai Innovation Partners (MSIP) is your resource in technology commercialization, translating research into products or services to help the patient population.
Basic research is a key component of discovery at Mount Sinai, yielding fundamental new insights that are relevant to human biology and disease and cannot be predicted from current knowledge.