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Questions and Answers
What must be completed by every student before starting experimentation?
What must be completed by every student before starting experimentation?
- Research Plan/Project Summary and Approval Form (1B)
- Student Checklist (1A) (correct)
- IRB review and approval
- Checklist for Adult Sponsor (1)
What is required for studies involving potentially hazardous biological agents and DEA-controlled substances?
What is required for studies involving potentially hazardous biological agents and DEA-controlled substances?
- Student Checklist (1A)
- Research Plan/Project Summary and Approval Form (1B)
- Qualified Scientist (correct)
- Checklist for Adult Sponsor (1)
When are proposed changes in the Student Checklist (1A) and Research Plan/Project Summary required to be re-approved?
When are proposed changes in the Student Checklist (1A) and Research Plan/Project Summary required to be re-approved?
- After the initial IRB/SRC approval
- Before completing the Student Checklist (1A)
- Before meeting with the Adult Sponsor
- Before laboratory experimentation/data collection resumes (correct)
Which committee must review and approve projects involving human participants, vertebrate animals, and potentially hazardous biological agents?
Which committee must review and approve projects involving human participants, vertebrate animals, and potentially hazardous biological agents?
When might an IRB review and approval be required before experimentation?
When might an IRB review and approval be required before experimentation?
What must be completed in coordination with the Adult Sponsor before starting experimentation?
What must be completed in coordination with the Adult Sponsor before starting experimentation?
What is required for a project continuation that involves IRB/SRC approval?
What is required for a project continuation that involves IRB/SRC approval?
In what circumstances must the Regulated Research Institutional/Industrial Setting Form (1C) be completed?
In what circumstances must the Regulated Research Institutional/Industrial Setting Form (1C) be completed?
What must the abstract summarize?
What must the abstract summarize?
What is strongly recommended for judging purposes, but not required?
What is strongly recommended for judging purposes, but not required?
When must all signed forms, certifications, and permits be available for review?
When must all signed forms, certifications, and permits be available for review?
Under what conditions are digital signatures allowable?
Under what conditions are digital signatures allowable?
When can students be judged on laboratory experiment/data collection for a continuation project?
When can students be judged on laboratory experiment/data collection for a continuation project?
What could be considered a continuation/research progression project?
What could be considered a continuation/research progression project?
What is required by regional or local fairs?
What is required by regional or local fairs?
What must be submitted via the online portal for ISEF?
What must be submitted via the online portal for ISEF?
Study Notes
Pre-Experimentation Requirements
- Every student must complete the Student Checklist (1A) and Research Plan/Project Summary before starting experimentation.
Special Requirements for Hazardous Substances
- Studies involving potentially hazardous biological agents and DEA-controlled substances require additional documentation and approvals.
Review and Approval Process
- Proposed changes to the Student Checklist (1A) and Research Plan/Project Summary require re-approval.
- The Institutional Review Board (IRB) must review and approve projects involving human participants, vertebrate animals, and potentially hazardous biological agents.
- IRB review and approval may be required before experimentation, depending on the project's scope.
Project Continuation and Forms
- A project continuation that involves IRB/SRC approval requires additional documentation and review.
- The Regulated Research Institutional/Industrial Setting Form (1C) must be completed for projects involving specific settings.
Abstract and Judging Requirements
- The abstract must summarize the project's purpose, methods, and findings.
- Students are strongly recommended to bring a display board, but it is not required.
- All signed forms, certifications, and permits must be available for review.
Digital Signatures and Judging
- Digital signatures are allowable under certain conditions.
- Students can be judged on laboratory experiment/data collection for a continuation project.
Continuation/Research Progression Projects
- A continuation/research progression project involves building upon previous research.
- Projects may be required to submit additional documentation or forms for regional or local fairs.
Submission Requirements
- All projects must submit their materials via the online portal for ISEF.
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Test your knowledge on the importance of project documentation and ethical review processes for experiments involving human participants, vertebrate animals, and hazardous biological agents. Understand the significance of obtaining approval from Institutional Review Boards (IRBs) or Scientific Review Committees (SRCs) before commencing experimentation.
