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Research Policy Handbook 16.4 Subrecipient Monitoring Explains principles of accounting as they apply to subawards. Categories: Award Management Proposals Regulatory Compliance Recent Chapter Updates June 15, 2015 Subrecipient Monitoring March 27, 2015 Subrecipient Monitoring View Full Chapter Updates View All Research Policy Handbook Updates Questions about this policy? Carrie Chesbro Assistant Director, Subaward Oversight & Compliance chesbro@stanford.edu Policy Authority Vice Provost and Dean of Research Current Version: June 15, 2015 Original Version: June 1, 1988 Jump to: In This Chapter …

Research Policy Handbook 16.1 Definitions and Classifications Defines subawards as administered through the Stanford Office of Sponsored Research and distinguishes them from other procurement actions. Categories: Award Management Regulatory Compliance Recent Chapter Updates March 27, 2015 Definitions and Classifications View Full Chapter Updates View All Research Policy Handbook Updates Questions about this policy? Carrie Chesbro Assistant Director, Subaward Oversight & Compliance chesbro@stanford.edu Policy Authority Vice Provost and Dean of Research Current Version: March 27, 2015 Original …

Faculty Effort on Sponsored Research - FAQS Jump to: On this page General Effort FAQS 1. I am submitting a proposal for a sponsored research project. How much effort should I propose? Proposals should represent the effort that key personnel expect to commit to the project to complete the proposed scope of work. 2. Do I still need to charge or cost share effort during every active quarter of an award? No, you are no longer required to charge or cost share effort in every active quarter of an award. However, some effort needs to be direct charged or cost shared during each year of the period of …

Stanford and SLAC On this page Stanford Partnership with DOE and SLAC On an oak-studded hillside a mere two miles from Stanford University lies the Department of Energy's SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (SLAC). Run by Stanford for the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), SLAC is home to a 2-mile-long linear accelerator, a synchrotron and the world’s most powerful X-ray laser. Experiments there probe everything from the most intricate molecular details of artwork or cellular structures to the origins of the universe and materials for better batteries. SLAC's scientific mission has diversified …

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DOE Advanced Nuclear Energy Licensing Cost-Share Grant Program September 3, 2026 This NOFO will provide direct assistance for advanced reactor and supporting facilities regulatory review activities to enable advanced nuclear reactors to be demonstrated and deployed in support of the critical energy needs of the future. Advanced nuclear reactors will further the state of the U.S. commercial nuclear capability by improving the competitiveness of nuclear power and promoting its continued contribution to meeting our Nation’s economic and energy security needs and overcoming environmental …

Institutional Facts Categories: Proposals Jump to: On this page Applicant Organization Name Board of Trustees of the Leland Stanford Junior University Tax Exempt Status Internal Revenue Code Section 501(c) (3) Exemption originally issued February 3, 1927 Stanford University is not a private foundation as defined in Section 509 (a) of the Internal Revenue Code per certification from the IRS dated October 20, 1970 Corporate Status A Trust with Corporate Powers Under the Laws of the State of California FICE Number 001305 Number of Employees (benefits eligible faculty & staff including SOM)   …

Research Policy Handbook 16.2 Proposing a Subaward Establishes requirements for proposing a subaward, how to determine the need for one, and the elements to include in a proposal. Categories: Award Management Proposals Regulatory Compliance Recent Chapter Updates September 1, 2026 Changes to the Indirect Cost Assessment on Sponsored Subawards March 27, 2015 Proposing a Subaward View Full Chapter Updates View All Research Policy Handbook Updates Questions about this policy? Carrie Chesbro Assistant Director, Subaward Oversight & Compliance chesbro@stanford.edu Policy Authority Vice Provost and …

Research Security, Export Controls, and Global Engagement Review Program Menu About Us Research Policy Conflict of Interest and Conflict of Commitment Research Security Export Controls Responsible and Ethical Conduct of Research Data Protection Champions Updates and Announcements On this page Who We Are As a leading research university, Stanford plays an important role in safeguarding research while continuing to advance universal scientific values of reciprocity, objectivity and fairness and maintaining an open and welcoming environment. The Stanford Research Security, Export Controls, and …

09.21.26 Stanford launches a research initiative with Amazon On this page Last Wednesday, Stanford and Amazon leaders and researchers gathered to celebrate the launch of the Stanford and Amazon Research Initiative. Building on a longtime research relationship, the agreement establishes a framework to strengthen and grow collaborations and accelerate progress on common interests. “To stay at the leading edge of AI and data science discovery, Stanford’s relationships with industry must expand and deepen,” said David Studdert, Vice Provost and Dean of Research and Professor of Health Policy and …