Research Integrity & Ethics
Swinburne Research is responsible for the University meeting its commitment to high professional and ethical standards with respect to human research activity, the care and use of animals for scientific purposes, and genetically modified organisms.
We provide advice on research ethics policy and procedures to ensure compliance with internal and external regulatory and funding requirements, including proper monitoring and reporting.
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Research with or about people
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Use of animals in teaching and research
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Genetically modified organisms and biohazards
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Standards on the conduct of research. Integrity advisors.
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Policies and forms for human research, animal use and biosafety
