Contacts and Offices

• Phone: 314-747-4000
• Email: ccs@wustl.edu

Administrative and clinical research services from the initial proposal phase through study close-out

Helps to assure compliance with federal regulations and University and sponsoring agency policies and procedures governing financial conflicts of interest related to research

Helps to assure compliance with federal regulations and University and sponsoring agency policies and procedures governing financial conflicts of interest related to research.

The Research Data Services & GIS team assists faculty, students and staff in the learning and implementation of spatial and data-related technologies and the management of their research data.

• Phone: 314-362-3700

Animal procurement, husbandry, facility operations, technical and veterinary support

• Phone: 314-747-0767
• Email: orie@wustl.edu

Provides oversight of all human embryonic stem cells and certain research uses of human pluripotent stem cells at Washington University

• Phone: 314-362-6816
• Email: ehs@wustl.edu

Compliance oversight and consulting help in all areas of safety

• Phone: 314-747-1378
• Email: ovcrexportcompliance@wustl.edu

Export control oversight, including the development and implementation of procedures to promote the University’s ongoing compliance with export control laws and the development of training and education for faculty and staff

• Phone: 314-747-4975
• Email: hipaa@wustl.edu

Protects the privacy of patients' health information and the data of the WashU community

• Phone: 314-747-6800
• Email: HRPO@wusm.wustl.edu

Works closely with the Institutional Review Board (IRB) including review process and administrative functions

• Phone: 314-747-5525
• Email: HRQA@wustl.edu

Our mission is to support the University's expectations of high quality research via quality assurance (QA) and quality improvement (QI) activities.

• Phone: 314-362-3229
• Email: iacuc@wustl.edu

Animal care and use policies and guidelines; protocol and amendment review; semi-annual inspections; controlled substances

• Email: ehsibc@wusm.wustl.edu

Responsible for ensuring that research carried out at WUSTL is conducted in a safe and responsible manner. The IBC oversees research involving recombinant DNA, infectious or potentially infectious agents, and/or hazardous chemicals

Evaluates potential institutional conflicts of interest (ICOIs) related to research to help assure compliance with the university's ICOI policy

• Phone: 314-362-4910

An independent, objective assurance and consulting activity designed to add value and improve the university’s operations.

• Phone: 314-747-1654
• Email: internalselections@wustl.edu

• Phone: 314-747-5393
• Email: researchcontracts@wusm.wustl.edu

• Email: dcm-lars@email.wustl.edu

Oversees the implementation of the LAMPS eProtocol and LARS modules

• Phone: 314-747-4134
• Email: researchgrants@wusm.wustl.edu

• Phone: 314-747-0920
• Email: otm@dom.wustl.edu

• Phone: 314-747-7661
• Email: opbc@wustl.edu

Internal audits of clinical business units and physician practices, billing and compliance training and resources for faculty and staff

• Email: postdoc@email.wustl.edu

Provides support and resources for postdoctoral researchers, as well as faculty and administration, and advocates for postdoctoral issues

Develops and maintains research-focused analytical tools for leadership and the research community

• Phone: 314-362-2709
• Email: rei@wusm.wustl.edu

Provides programming, resources, and tools that promote ethical and responsible conduct of research and support research management and compliance activities

• Phone: 314-362-2709

Provides programmatic resources for the Individual and Institutional Conflicts of Interest Programs, Human Stem Cell Research Program, Research Integrity Program and Authorship Standards.

Provides high-performance, research focused, IT services and technologies. These services facilitate Washington University in St. Louis’ world-class research programs and collaborative partnerships.

Evaluates and adjudicates cases of alleged research misconduct against staff, students, trainees, postdoctoral appointees, and/or faculty members with primary appointments in the Schools of the Danforth Campus.

Evaluates and adjudicates cases of alleged research misconduct against staff, students, trainees, postdoctoral appointees, and/or faculty members with primary appointments in the School of Medicine

Effort reporting, cost sharing, program income, project closeout

Assists with proposal development and submission efforts for both new and renewal training grant applications

Facilitates and Promotes faculty-mentored undergraduate research experiences in all schools and all disciplines