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About the Research Office

Introducing the UNH Scientific Instrumentation Inventory (SII)

Introducing the UNH Scientific Instrumentation Inventory (SII).  SII is a new tool to manage and search the extensive collection of instruments at UNH.  It was developed by Research Computing and Instrumentation to provide a complete and accurate inventory of UNH’s scientific equipment and instruments for many purposes, including:

SII - Business Rules

Research Computing & Instrumentation

Research Computing and Instrumentation (RCI) provides computational and networking support to the UNH sponsored research community and conducts research and testing to facilitate this mission. RCI also offers direct and easy access to state-of-the-art instrumentation for both research and educational purposes.

Patrick Messer, Director
Robert Anderson, Associate Director
John Wilderman, Manager Instrumentation
Allan Wright, Manager Software Development

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Instructions
Date Posted: 
Mon, 10/01/2012
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SII - Guide to Access & Use

Research Computing & Instrumentation

Research Computing and Instrumentation (RCI) provides computational and networking support to the UNH sponsored research community and conducts research and testing to facilitate this mission. RCI also offers direct and easy access to state-of-the-art instrumentation for both research and educational purposes.

Patrick Messer, Director
Robert Anderson, Associate Director
John Wilderman, Manager Instrumentation
Allan Wright, Manager Software Development

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Instructions
Date Posted: 
Thu, 10/04/2012
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SII - Attributes

Research Computing & Instrumentation

Research Computing and Instrumentation (RCI) provides computational and networking support to the UNH sponsored research community and conducts research and testing to facilitate this mission. RCI also offers direct and easy access to state-of-the-art instrumentation for both research and educational purposes.

Patrick Messer, Director
Robert Anderson, Associate Director
John Wilderman, Manager Instrumentation
Allan Wright, Manager Software Development

Document Type: 
Instructions
Date Posted: 
Mon, 10/01/2012
Display on topic detail page: 
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Scientific Instrumentation Inventory (SII)

The UNH Scientific Instrumentation Inventory (SII) is a new tool to manage and search the extensive collection of instruments at UNH.

It has been developed by Research Computing and Instrumentation staff to provide a complete and accurate inventory of UNH’s scientific equipment and instruments for many purposes, including:

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Contact

Inquiries regarding SII may be directed to:

John Wilderman

john.wilderman@unh.edu

(603) 862-1092

Effort Certification Reminder

To:  Principal Investigators and Project Directors, UNH Sponsored Programs Community

This is a reminder that all effort reports for FY12 activity must be reviewed, certified, and received in Sponsored Programs Administration (SPA) by September 30. Please return the completed certifications to your effort certification coordinator/BSC contact, clearly indicating any needed revisions. 

Research Involving Humans, Vertebrate Animals, & Biological Materials

Federal regulation and UNH policy require that (1) all UNH research activities proposing to involve human subjects must be reviewed and receive written, unconditional approval from the UNH Institutional Review Board (IRB) for the Protection of Human Subjects in Research before commencing; (2) all research, teaching/instruction, and testing activities involving the care and/or use of vertebrate animals must be reviewed by and receive approval from the UNH Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC) before commencing; and (3) all research and teaching/instruction actvities comply with all federal, state and local regulations and guidelines applicable to biohazardous materials.

Humans

What’s essential

Federal regulation (Common Rule 45 CFR 46) and UNH policy require that all UNH research activities proposing to involve human subjects must be reviewed and receive written, unconditional approval from the UNH Institutional Review Board (IRB) for the Protection of Human Subjects in Research before commencing.  This applies to all research

Contact Information: 

Julie Simpson
Director, Research Integrity Services
Phone: 603-862-2003
Email: julie.simpson@unh.edu

 

Dana Buckley
Biological Safety/Security Officer
603-862-0197
dana.buckley@unh.edu

Financial Conflict of Interest in Research

A financial conflict of interest in research exists when an individual (or his/her immediate family) has a financial interest that affects, is affected by, or has the potential to affect or be affected by, the individual’s research activities. 

Financial (and other) conflicts of interest can arise naturally from an individual’s engagement with the world beyond campus, and the existence of a conflict does not imply wrongdoing on anyone’s part.  When conflicts of interest arise, they must be recognized and eliminated or managed appropriately.

Contact Information: 

Julie Simpson
Director, Research Integrity Services
51 College Road
Service Building. Room 103
Durham, NH 03824
Phone: 603-862-2003
Email: julie.simpson@unh.edu

Tammy Goldberg
Director, Finance and Administration
Office of the Senior Vice Provost for Research
105 Main Street
Thompson Hall, Room 107
Durham, NH 03824
Phone: 603-862-0152
Email: tammy.goldberg@unh.edu

Baldman

First Name: 
Andy
Title: 
Senior Technical Staff, UNH-IOL
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Building: 
121 Technology Drive
Office Number: 
Suite 2
Phone: 
603-862-0090
Email: 
aab@iol.unh.edu
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