What goes into these containers? Broken glass disposal containers are designated for the disposal of non-contaminated broken glass. The use of BROKEN GLASS DISPOSAL containers to dispose of non-contaminated broken glass helps to segregate contaminated and non-contaminated broken glass. Please help us protect our environment! How do I dispose of the broken glass disposal container? […]
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Recent Articles for Emory’s Research Administrator
- Federal Agency Updates – NIH and NSF
- NIH Closeout Procedures (From the PI Perspective)
- IACUC Updates – December 2022
- Preparing Research Laboratories for Winter Recess
- New Proposal & Award Policies and Procedures Guide (PAPPG) Now Available
- Preparing Supplemental Funding Requests in Research.gov and Upcoming FastLane Proposal Decommissioning Deadlines
- OSP Update: GA Department of Public Health Indirect Cost Rate Policy
- IACUC Updates (October 2022)
- Award Closeout Announcement
- eDisclose for Research Disclosures
New from NIH
- Helping You Comply with the Data Management and Sharing Policy Through eRA System Validations February 7, 2023Our eRA Systems (e.g., ASSIST, eRA Commons) perform several business rule validations to support our Data Management and Sharing (DMS) Policy implementation. The validations ensure the DMS Plan, associated budget line item, and budget justification are included when the DMS Policy applies and are not included when it doesn’t.NIH Staff
- Helping You Comply with the Data Management and Sharing Policy Through eRA System Validations February 7, 2023
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