Important RPPR Reminder
We’ve become aware that while the transition to RPPR is effective for all NIH continuing awards to be made July 1 or later (for all reports due beginning in May), both the eSNAP and RPPR options may be available in eRA Commons. PLEASE advise your faculty to select the RPPR option. They should not select eSNAP.
Meet the Researchers Day at Markey
Center on Trauma and Children Moves to College of Medicine
Sanders-Brown Center on Aging Contributes to Fight Against Alzheimer's
eIAF Reminders
Major Changes to Patent Law Effective March 16, 2013
UK Doctorate of Physical Therapy Student to Present Research Findings at National Conference
Project CARAT Recycles and Refurbishes Medical Equipment in Eastern Kentucky
Video by UK Research Reveal Media
Warm Weather Laboratory Attire
Warm weather is back. Therefore it is time to review appropriate clothing for working in the laboratory. According to the UK Environmental Health and Safety guidelines, lab personnel should not shorts or tank tops, torn clothing or extremely loose or dangling clothing. Long hair should be restrained. Shoes should be closed toed therefore, sandals and flipflops are not allowed. If you have questions about appropriate clothing to wear while working in the lab, refer to the Environmental Health and Safety website.
National Science Board – Request for Information: Reducing Investigator’s Administrative Workload for Federally Funded Research
The National Science Board has recently released a Request for Information: Reducing Investigator's Administrative Workload for Federally Funded Research. Read more at the National Science Board website.