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Enforcement and Compliance in Academic Research Choate LLP
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"Enforcement and Compliance in Academic Research" is a podcast series presented by Choate, Hall & Stewart discussing the latest trends, regulations, and developments for managing foreign influence risks and investigations.
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Future Changes for International Collaborations
Christine Savage continues the conversation with Dr. Brenda Jarrell on international collaborations and discuss concerns related to recent federal initiatives that could further limit the ability of companies and research institutions in the U.S. working internationally.
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To Collaborate or Not to Collaborate – That is the WRONG Question. Putting the HOPE and the HEARTBURN associated with COVID-19 Research Collaborations in Context
Christine Savage and Dr. Brenda Jarrell discuss the benefits and risks of international collaborations in COVID-19 science, including observations about the level of collaboration, data sharing, and considerations U.S. companies or research institutions should immediately address.
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Train, Review and Stratify Your Risk
In episode 2 of Choate Hall & Stewart’s podcast series “Enforcement and Compliance in Academic Research”, partners Christine Savage and Melissa Tearney provide suggestions for risk mitigation, including tips for improving the quality of faculty disclosures on federal awards and strategies for risk stratification.
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Learning the Terms: Foreign Components in Academic Research
The first installment of Choate Hall & Stewart’s podcast series “Enforcement and Compliance in Academic Research” tackles some of the differences between a foreign component and other support. Christine Savage and Melissa Tearney discuss these two terms and address why universities, academic medical centers, and researchers need to be aware of how they relate to their NIH-funded awards.