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Doesn't require an advanced degree but must be knowledgeable in the student's research area, familiar with procedures and materials, and agree to needed training.

The person directly overseeing a student's research project, providing guidance and supervision.

Directly supervising experimentation, completing required documentation (e.g., Qualified Scientist Form), reviewing and completing risk assessments.

A situation where a person's personal interests could influence their judgment or decision-making regarding a research project. This should be avoided when reviewing research.

Teachers, parents, professors, and other professionals specializing in science CAN act as an adult sponsor, BUT not a relative, qualified scientist, or direct supervisor. It's to prevent conflict of interest.

A committee that evaluates research projects to ensure adherence to guidelines and safety procedures (e.g., proper supervision, use of approved techniques).

Research involving vertebrate animals, must be approved by SRC and involve humane care and handling knowledge.

Projects must pass various reviews (SRC, IRB, etc.) to ensure ethical adherence to applicable rules regarding human or animal subjects, and appropriate research techniques.

Research on nutritional deficiencies is allowed until signs of distress are observed. If distress is seen, the research must be stopped, and measures taken to correct the issue. Only resume it after correction.

A research institution (like a university, hospital, or government lab) that is required to have specific oversight committees for certain types of research.

A committee that reviews and approves animal research projects in regulated research institutions.

Research on substances or drugs of unknown effect is allowed but must stop if distress arises. The deficiency or reaction must be corrected before resuming research.

Adult sponsors need to fill out a checklist, and students need their own checklists, as well as a research plan, a project summary, and an approval form.

A committee similar to IACUC; ensures ethical animal care.

A form required for research done at institutions that are regulated.

An ethical review board for animal research similar to IACUC and ACUC.

A committee that reviews and approves human subject research in RRI settings.

A form required for research projects needing qualified scientific input or oversight.

Program for managing human research participants, often part of review processes in regulated research settings.

A form essential for studies utilizing vertebrate animals; follows institutional guidelines.

Required for studies involving potentially hazardous biological agents (PHBA).

Committee reviewing research involving biohazards, biological safety in research settings.

Mandatory for projects involving human or animal tissue and body fluids.

Oversight committee specifically for embryonic stem cell research in regulated research settings.

Microorganisms (bacteria, viruses, etc.), recombinant DNA, or animal/human tissues/fluids requiring specific safety protocols.

Oversight committee for all research projects that ensures the safety of the research environment.

Committee reviewing science fair projects for eligibility, qualification, and review prior to competition.

Labs that are not considered part of a Regulated Research Institution, following different oversight procedures.