The Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) is appointed by the Provost of the university to ensure compliance with Federal regulations (Department of Agriculture 9 CFR parts 1 and 2; ...

The IACUC Module provides a streamlined way for researchers to create and submit protocols for studies involving animal subjects. It provides support for initial submissions, amendments, inspections, ...

The Institutional Animal Use and Care Committee or IACUC oversees all laboratory animals at Bethel University. The purpose of the committee is to ensure the humane care and treatment of all laboratory ...

It is the responsibility of IACUC to ensure that all funded research protocols involving vertebrate animals awarded to University investigators are compliant with all of the IACUC requirements prior ...

Descriptive explanations are present for each of the lists and functions available in the top navigation of My IACUC Protocols screens. Clicking the Complete IACUC Requested Revisions or Create New ...

Invertebrates must be registered with the IACUC if they will be housed in the ARP facilities or will contact vertebrate animals e.g., as a disease vector,etc. Who can be the PI on an IACUC protocol?

This protocol application is the official Institutional record for your research and serves to document its potential value and humaneness. This document must be complete and accurate so it can stand ...

Disclosure of External Professional Activites (DEPA) Form. Note: Researchers part of an external company that contract with CU's IACUC and are NOT associated with the university in any way are not ...

Every IACUC Protocol record has its own permissions list, so you can specify who has rights to modify or view it. IACUC Protocol information is restricted at Purdue; therefore, initially only the ...

The Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) oversees the use of animals for research, teaching, and testing conducted at or by UAB. The responsibility of the committee is to provide ...

The committee also conducts routine inspections of the animal colony. To ensure compliance with IACUC guidelines faculty, staff, or students involved with animal or human research at Bates College ...

The IACUC has scheduled meetings throughout the year and will schedule additional meetings as needed, including during the summer months.