Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee
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To access Integrated Online Research Compliance System (iORC), please click here AAALAC Townhall Presentation on 30th May 2013 please click on link for more information What Investigators Need to Know About the Care & Use of Laboratory Animals
PROTOCOL SUBMISSION Click below for:
Protocol Submission Timeline for:
June 2013 meeting:
20 May 2013, Monday
TRAINING COURSE Click below for:
Training Course on Responsible Care and Use of Laboratory Animals (RCULA):
10, 17 and 31st May 2013
Training Course on Responsible Care and Use of Fish for Scientific Purposes (RCUF):
TBA
NUS list of Genetically Modified Mice Note: The database is intended ONLY for NUS researchers
CM SOP on murine pathogen testing for biological materials NOTE: PI has to complete Appendix B and submitted it together with their samples.
NOTE: This form should be submitted by fax to the CM office by PI whenever an employee/student is terminated from a project or lab and no longer needs access to the CM Vivarium
Important notes for college students intending to work with vertebrate animals in NUS
Reporting animal care and use concerns
To help ensure that laboratory animals receive humane care and use or treatment in accordance with the highest ethical standards, laws, regulations and policies governing animal research, the IACUC will review and, if warranted, address any animal related concerns raised by the public or Institutional employees. The Reporting Form and the SOP are established to ensure that all concerns are communicated and addressed in a timely and systematic manner and, when necessary, appropriate corrective actions are taken promptly.
The confidentiality of those who report concerns as well as anyone against whom allegations are directed, while allegations are under investigation are protected. The complainants are also protected from reprisals under the NUS policy on research integrity and research misconduct.
To report, either
Download Reporting Form, complete it and submit to Dr John Foo of IACUC Office (email: dprfooj@nus.edu.sg) or call Dr John Foo at ext(65162644).
Strict confidentiality will be maintained.
