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Research Security Training

NSF (in collaboration with NIH, DoE, DoD, FBI)|Training Program
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Summary

Research security training developed by institutions and organizations under cooperative agreements funded by NSF in collaboration with the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Department of Energy (DoE), and Department of Defense (DoD), with engagement from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI). The training consists of 4 modules: 1.) What is Research Security?; 2.) Disclosure; 3.) Manage and Mitigate Risk; 4.) International Collaboration.
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Key Dates

Date Issued
January 1, 2023

Topics

Disclosure RequirementsRisk Assessment & MitigationTraining & CertificationInternational Collaboration

Relevant Roles

Principal Investigator / Senior Key PersonnelSponsored Programs / Pre-Award StaffResearch Security Officer / Export ControlInstitutional Leadership

Tags

nspm-33trainingresearch-security-training

Sub-items

SECURE Center Condensed Training Module (CTM) 1.1

NSF SECURE Center|
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An updated one-hour condensed and consolidated federal research security training module offered by the SECURE Center. NSF, NIH, DoD, DOE, and USDA have indicated that the condensed module meets their research security requirements. The SCORM files (for upload in the institution's learning management systems), Storyline file, and transcript can also be found on the website. The training includes two, four or six editable html-based files that can be modified to supply institution-specific contact information and links to resources. A preview version can be viewed on the website and a version that offers a certificate of completion is now available.

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University of Michigan Condensed Federal Research Security Training

University of Michigan (with Ohio State University, Stanford University, and Duke University)|
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A condensed and consolidated one-hour version of the four federal training modules developed by the University of Michigan in collaboration with Ohio State University, Stanford University, and Duke University. Other academic institutions or organizations can download for their use. The training includes two editable html-based files that can be modified to supply institution-specific contact information and links to resources. SCORM files, Storyline file, and written version of the narrative are available.

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