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Memo 04.20.09 Export Controls Document Requirements Categories: Export Controls Jump to: On this page Date: April 20, 2009 To: Faculty and Research Administrators From: Ann Arvin, Vice Provost and Dean of Research Subject: Documentation Requirements – Export Controls As part of our ongoing effort to facilitate export control compliance across the university, and in conjunction with the recent rollout of Stanford’s new export control website at export.stanford.edu , my office has updated its Memorandum on Export Documentation Requirements. This Memorandum explains the required submission of …

04.14.21 Spring 2021 NSF Virtual Grants Conference Categories: Award Management Proposals Regulatory Compliance On this page Spring 2021 Virtual Grants Conference The Spring 2021 NSF Virtual Grants Conference is designed to give new faculty, researchers, and administrators key insights into a wide range of current issues at NSF. NSF program officers will be providing up-to-date information about specific funding opportunities and answering attendee questions. Registration will be free of charge and opens on  Wednesday, May 5 at 12 p.m. EST . For those who cannot attend the live conference,  …

04.15.21 COVID-19 Updates for Researchers and Research Staff On this page Please visit this link  for the latest information on COVID-19 guidance for researchers and research staff.  …

Animal Care and Use Program Org Chart On this page View the organization chart . …

MOU Template August 2018 On this page View the Memorandum of Understanding template . …

Crowdfunding for Stanford Research On this page If you are thinking of using a crowdfunding service or platform, read this memo on Crowdfunding for Stanford Research . …

05.21.21 Research Continuity Update for Chairs - May 21, 2021 On this page May 21, 2021 Dear Chairs and Directors, As always, you are welcome and encouraged to share these updates and reminders with faculty, staff members, postdocs, and graduate students who may find the information and links helpful.   Undergraduate research policies for summer quarter For summer quarter, undergraduates not living in residence but living in the local area (within 150 miles) may apply for an exception to come to campus to work on a research project that requires access to special facilities. Seniors that …

05.07.21 Research Continuity Update for Chairs - May 7, 2021 On this page May 7, 2021   Dear Chairs and Directors, As always, you are welcome and encouraged to share these updates and reminders with faculty, staff members, postdocs, and graduate students who may find the information and links helpful.    Testing program changes The university recently announced changes to the COVID-19 testing program for those living on or coming to campus. Beginning May 2, routine surveillance testing for graduate and professional students, as well as for postdocs who live on campus, has been reduced from …

06.25.21 Research Continuity Update for Chairs - June 25, 2021 Jump to: On this page June 25, 2021    Dear Chairs and Directors,   Effective Saturday, June 26 , when the restricted period ends for undergraduates traveling to campus for summer quarter, Stanford will implement new Cal/OSHA guidance. In alignment with updated guidance from Cal/OSHA,  research activities at Stanford will move to Stage 3.   In Stage 3, each academic department may adjust research activity levels depending on staffing and readiness, within the bounds of guidance established by the University. Importantly, all …

08.13.21 Research Continuity Update for Chairs - August 13, 2021 On this page Dear Chairs and Directors,  With stage 3 of the research recovery well underway, we will be moving our chairs and directors memo to an approximately monthly cadence. As always, you are welcome and encouraged to share these updates and reminders with faculty, staff members, postdocs, and graduate students who may find the information and links helpful.    Return to on-site work  As more faculty and staff members prepare to return to on-site work in September, we know there is heightened anxiety around the COVID-19 …