Genomic Data Sharing, Other Sharing Policies, and Open Q&A
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Description:
The rapid sharing of data and research resources has been a key factor in accelerating scientific inquiry to further advance research and discovery. NIH funded institutions and investigators are required to understand and comply with NIH policies under their NIH funding agreements. In this session, staff from the NIH Office of Extramural Research will describe and highlight select NIH policies for data and resource sharing. A substantial part of the session will be dedicated to responding to questions from session participants. This event took place during the 2023 NIH Virtual Grants Conference
Objective:
Objective: Upon completion of this session, participants will be able to understand the: • history and longstanding commitment of NIH to facilitate data and resource sharing scope and expectations of various NIH data and resource sharing policies; and • responsibilities of NIH funded institutions and investigators in accelerating scientific inquiry and discovery through appropriate sharing of data and resources from NIH funded research.
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