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1.3.2 Conflict of Interest on Externally Funded Projects (PDF)

The purpose of this policy is to assure that the objectivity and integrity of the researcher, the University of Cincinnati (UC), and academic research, training, or other activities are not compromised or perceived to be compromised by matters of financial benefit or personal gain.
The policy provides the university’s approach to identifying individual financial relationships, evaluating, and determining potential financial conflicts of interest related to research activities as well as developing strategies to manage conflicts. This policy assists faculty, staff, and students in meeting their obligations to conduct research responsibly, ethically, and objectively and to comply with applicable federal, state, and local regulations and university rules and policies.

Contact Office: RSE

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Conflicts, Startups, and You: What ethical considerations and University rules you need to keep in mind when starting a company (PDF)

This session will provide a roadmap for launching entrepreneurial initiatives while also considering institutional responsibilities and other ethical considerations that may be impacted by commercialization activities. Ethical considerations and strategies to manage potential conflicts of interest will be offered and discussed.

Presenters:      
Holly Bante, UC Assistant VP for Ethics in Industry Engagement 
Geoffrey Pinski, UCTAC Director Office of Technology & Commercialization

Contact Office: SRS

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