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Pursuant to the University’s Openness in Research. Policy (a copy of which may be found at: xxxx://xxx0.xxx.xxx/regents/policies/academic/Openness_in_Research.pdf) the University shall be allowed to disclose the following non-confidential information without the approval of the Sponsor: (1) the existence of the contract or grant; (2) the identity of the Sponsor or the grantor and, if a subcontract is involved, the identity of the prime contractor if the results of the research must be reported to the sponsor, grantor, or prime contractor; and (3) the purpose and the scope of the proposed research. The University may also disclose information as needed to comply with institutional reporting requirements, conflict of interest reviews, or in sponsored projects proposals or award documents (e.g., list of current and pending support.)

Pursuant to the University’s Openness in Research. Policy (a copy of which may be found at: xxxx://xxx0.xxx.xxx/regents/policies/academic/Openness_in_Research.pdfat xxxxx://xxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/sites/xxxxxxx.xxx.xxx/files/policies/Openness_in_Research.pdf) the University shall be allowed to disclose the following non-confidential information without the approval of the Sponsor: (1) the existence of the contract or grant; (2) the identity of the Sponsor or the grantor and, if a subcontract is involved, the identity of the prime contractor if the results of the research must be reported to the sponsor, grantor, or prime contractor; and (3) the purpose and the scope of the proposed research. The University may also disclose information as needed to comply with institutional reporting requirements, conflict of interest reviews, or in sponsored projects proposals or award documents (e.g., list of current and pending support.).

Pursuant to the University’s Openness in Research. Policy (a copy of which may be found at: at xxxx://xxx0.xxx.xxx/regents/policies/academic/Openness_in_Research.pdf) the University shall be allowed to disclose the following non-confidential information without the approval of the Sponsor: (1) the existence of the contract or grant; (2) the identity of the Sponsor or the grantor and, if a subcontract is involved, the identity of the prime contractor if the results of the research must be reported to the sponsor, grantor, or prime contractor; and (3) the purpose and the scope of the proposed research. The University may also disclose information as needed to comply with institutional reporting requirements, conflict of interest reviews, or in sponsored projects proposals or award documents (e.g., list of current and pending support.)