Policies
The intent of this policy is to describe the procedure for reporting misuse, mistreatment, or non-compliance of the care and use of animals in research, teaching and testing. Table
The IACUC must review and resolve any reported concerns, deviations from protocols, or unanticipated adverse events related to the use of live vertebrate animals and cephalopods in
The IACUC must review all proposed teaching, testing, and research activities using live vertebrate animals and cephalopods per Cornell Policy 1.4 and the regulatory requirements
The purpose of this policy is to establish clear requirements and procedures for the review, approval, and safe utilization of protocols involving biohazardous materials (regulated
The intent of this policy is to outline and describe the guidelines for assigning research, testing or teaching animals into USDA pain and distress categories on IACUC protocols
This policy describes exemptions from standards of animal care, and the procedure for requesting and reporting such exemptions. Table of Contents 1. Policy 2. Procedure 3
This policy serves to help identify who can be the PI of record for an IACUC protocol as defined by Cornell's Policy 1.4 with additional guidance provided.
The intent of this policy is to describe the mandates and procedures for IACUC review of projects where teaching, testing or research with live vertebrate animals is conducted at
The intent of this policy is to provide guidance and procedures governing projects requiring the acquisition or generation of custom antibodies from live animals. Table of Contents
This policy describes the Post Approval Monitoring (PAM) program at Cornell University. The PAM program is designed to be a collaborative partnership between the IACUC and animal