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Binghamton University Return to Research Request Form Binghamton University is enabling research and creative activities to resume in line with standards set by New York state and the Centers for

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How to fill out return to research request

1. Obtain a copy of the research request form from the appropriate institution or department.
2. Read the instructions carefully to understand the requirements and guidelines for filling out the form.
3. Provide your personal information, such as name, contact details, and any identification numbers required.
4. Indicate the purpose of the research request and provide a clear and concise description of the information you are seeking.
5. Specify the timeframe within which you need the requested information to be returned to you.
6. If applicable, provide any supporting documents or references that may assist the research personnel in fulfilling your request.
7. Double-check all the filled-out sections for accuracy and completeness.
8. Submit the completed research request form to the designated office or personnel responsible for processing such requests.
9. Keep a copy of the submitted form for your records.
10. Await the response from the research institution regarding the status and outcome of your request.

Who needs return to research request?

1. Researchers
2. Students
3. Academic institutions
4. Government agencies
5. Private organizations
6. Individuals seeking specific information related to research

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What is return to research request?

A return to research request is a formal application submitted by a researcher or organization to seek approval to resume or continue research activities that may have been paused or restricted.

Who is required to file return to research request?

Researchers, academic institutions, and organizations conducting studies that have been previously halted or need permission to proceed with the research are required to file a return to research request.

How to fill out return to research request?

To fill out a return to research request, complete the designated form provided by the regulatory body, ensuring all required information is accurately filled, including the project's details, justification for resuming research, and any compliance information.

What is the purpose of return to research request?

The purpose of a return to research request is to ensure that research activities comply with regulatory standards, protect participant safety, and address any prior concerns that led to the research being halted.

What information must be reported on return to research request?

The information that must be reported includes the research title, investigators' details, the reason for the initial halt, proposed changes to the research plan, and compliance with any safety or regulatory protocols.