SURER Program Activity Update
We are glad to bring you updates on all the activities and programs of the SURER Project. Read our newsletter online or download to read at your convenience.
Apply for SURER Diploma in Responsible Conduct of Research
Elevate Your Research Career with Our Blended Diploma Program! Unlock your potential with our 3-month Blended Diploma in Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR). Gain expertise in research integrity, data management, and ethical standards through a dynamic mix of online courses and in-person mentoring. Ideal for lecturers, researchers, and institutional leaders, this program meets NIH requirements […]
SURER Program Facilitates Institutional Training on Responsible Conduct Of Research (RCR) in the Nnamdi Azikiwe University Research Community
As part of the SURER Program, facilitators from the Center for Bioethics and Research (CBR) conducted Responsible Conduct of Research (RCR) certificate training for members of staff of the Nnamdi Azikiwe University, Awka, Anambra State from Wednesday April 10 to Thursday April 11, 2024 at the University’s Chisco Institute of Transportation auditorium. Read the complete […]
How to complete CITI courses
First time registration on the new website: Step 1 Choose a participating organization from the search box. All active organizations are listed. Type in and select “Center for Bioethics and Research (CBR), Nigeria.” Step 2 Enter all personal information as shown in the screenshot below. We request that you enter your first and last name along […]
Prof. Clement Adebamowo’s presentation at BESON 8th Annual International Bioethics Forum, December 2022
Prof. Clement Adebamowo presented on the topic “Health Research Ethics Practice for Clinical Trials in Nigeria” at Bioethics Society of Nigeria’s (BESON) 8th Annual International Bioethics Forum held in Lagos, Nigeria on on 7th-9th December 2022. Watch a recording of the presentation below.
CITI Free Live Webinar on “Changing Security Requirements from U.S. Federal Research Funding Agencies”
National Security Presidential Memorandum (NSPM-33) requires U.S. federal research funding agencies to harmonize their disclosure expectations from researchers and adopt persistent identifiers as a way to reduce administrative burden. This webinar will review the disclosure expectations from NSPM-33 and how ORCID supports researchers and research organizations to meet these expectations. One such way is by […]
