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Audits may occur during the course of the research or after a project is completed. They may involve external sponsor requirements, 91探花requirements, or state or local governmental requirements. Non-financial compliance areas include, but are not limited to, research involving animals or human participants, financial conflicts of interest, chemical or biological hazardous material, export controlled activities, intellectual property, and data management. For sponsored research led by 91探花and subcontracted to other institutions, 91探花has responsibilities for assuring and monitoring subrecipient compliance in auditable areas. Establishing internal controls and business processes to address audit concerns during the Setup stage will diminish the administrative burden and negative impacts of audit activities later on in the project.<\/p>\n
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