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The IRB is committed to making the submission process as smooth as possible. In this section, you will find definitions, explanations and procedures for submitting an application and any other form that may be required during the course of a study.If you have ...

The goal of the IRB Education Program is to facilitate research involving human subjects from initial submission to study completion through didactic and practical education. Whether it is for investigators, research study personnel, students or other institut...

The topics found below will provide various learning resources for common IRB items.If there is a topic that you would like to learn more about but do not see it listed below, please contact us at 402-559-6463 or at irbora@unmc.edu.

For applications with due dates on or after January 25, 2018, and contract solicitations published on or after January 25, 2018, NIH expects that all sites participating in multi-site studies, which involve non-exempt human subjects research funded by the NIH,...

In accordance with all Federal Guidelines, the University of Nebraska and Board of Regents policy, the Scientific Research Oversight Committee (SROC) must review and approve all research using hESC lines and ONLY lines from the NIH Human Embryonic Stem Cell Re...

The following sections (located in the menu below will assist researchers by providing various tools and resources.The IRB uses an electronic IRB submission system referred to as RSS. Never used the system before? Check the RSS Training section to learn more.T...

This section will detail contact information for both IRB Staff and IRB Chairs.