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Ethics issues in research collaborations

Different research institutions may have their own specific guidelines, and funding agencies and national authorities may impose varying requirements on how the research is to be carried out. When it comes to international collaborations, it is also crucial to ensure that all participants are informed about relevant rules and legislation in force in the involved countries. Here you can find more information about ethics issues in research collaborations.

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Ethics and risks in research and studies abroad

Special risks and ethical challenges may arise when research is carried out abroad or when student conduct fieldwork or internships abroad. Here you can find general guidance concerning that.

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Research on genetic resources and traditional knowledge

Research on genetic resources (though not from humans) and traditional knowledge concerning such resources must meet requirements in the Nagoya Protocol and the EU ABS regulation. The aims of these rules include to ensure that users (such as researchers) of genetic resources follow the rules set up by the countries providing the genetic resources concerning access and fair distribution of benefits arising from their use (research and product development).

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Contact and support

Turn to the ethics support function at the Office for Research, Engagement and Innovation Services if you have questions concerning research ethics: etik@fs.su.se.
For questions concerning the Nagoya Protocol and the EU ABS regulation, contact Viviana Stechina at the Office for Research, Engagement and Innovation Services: viviana.stechina@su.se