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Doctoral Dissertation Research and the IRB

Doctoral students submitting a research protocol (including their dissertation) to TC IRB may consult this article for advice and information about the IRB process.

Raquel Queiruga, B.A.

BlogSubmitting to the IRBTips for Success

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Nov 11, 2021

Master’s Students and the IRB

Master's students submitting a research protocol to the Teachers College Institutional Review Board (IRB) may consult this article for advice, tips, and information about how to go about this process.

Eleanore Melaragno

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Feb 2, 2021

Researcher Highlight with Dr. Ioana Literat: Navigating the Ethical Landscape of Internet Research

Dr. Ioana Literat’s interview offers a profound reminder of the responsibilities that come with the power of internet research. It invites us to reflect on our approaches and to constantly strive for ethical rigor in our pursuit of knowledge in the ever-evolving digital world.

Jooyoung Jeon, M.A

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Mar 1, 2025

Researcher Highlight with Dr. Rachel Talbert: Ethical Considerations in Indigenous Research

The interview with Dr. Talbert offers valuable resources and guidance for academics, researchers, and students who are considering research on Indigenous Land/s or with Indigenous People.

Jooyoung Jeon, M.A

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Sep 27, 2024

Navigating the Landscape of International Research: Insights and Strategies

This blog explores the intricate world of international educational research, discovers expert perspectives on the challenges and opportunities of cross-border research and emphasizes the necessity for ethical sensitivity and cultural competence.

Jiayi Cao, M.A.

New to IRBResearch StaffMulticultural Considerations

May 14, 2024

Understanding Artificial Intelligence with the IRB: Ethical Considerations and Advice for Responsible Research in the AI Era

As AI tools become more accessible, TC IRB discusses the ethics and considerations when using AI in research protocols.

Jooyoung Jeon, M.A. & Diana Bae, B.A.

Data SecurityEthics

May 7, 2024

Understanding Artificial Intelligence with the IRB: Recommendations from the Secretary's Advisory Committee on Human Research Protections

As AI is used in research, the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) shares considerations to ensure transparency of information between the IRB and Primary Investigators (PIs).

Diana Bae, B.A. & Myra Luna-Lucero, Ed.D.

Data SecurityEthics

Apr 30, 2024

Understanding Artificial Intelligence with the IRB: Impacts in Research

As AI becomes a reliable tool, researchers must recognize the consequences of using these resources ethically and effectively.

Diana Bae, B.A. & Jooyoung Jeon, M.A.

Data SecurityEthics

Apr 23, 2024

Understanding Artificial Intelligence with the IRB: Introduction

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes prevalent in educational and research spaces, the IRB shares current ethical considerations for researchers using internet-mediated research (IMR) and new technologies.

Diana Bae, B.A. & Jooyoung Jeon, M.A.

New to IRBData SecurityEthics

Apr 16, 2024

Capacity to Consent and Researcher Safeguards: Writing for IRB Applications Involving Vulnerable Populations

Measures must be taken when creating an IRB protocol that includes work with vulnerable populations.

Lily Daniels, B.A.

Submitting to IRBTips for Success

Mar 26, 2024

Capacity to Consent and Researcher Safeguards: Neurocognitive and Complex Brain Disorders

Individuals with neurocognitive disorders as well as complex brain disorders may have diminished capacity to consent.

Lily Daniels, B.A.

ConsentRecruitmentEthicsSubmitting to the IRB

Mar 19, 2024

Capacity to Consent and Researcher Safeguards: Background

Capacity to Consent and Researcher Safeguards blog series features a sequence of posts exploring informed consent, capacity to consent, and ways researchers can protect study subjects through establishing clear safeguards.

Lily Daniels, B.A.

ConsentRecruitmentEthicsSubmitting to the IRB

Mar 12, 2024

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Doctoral Dissertation Research and the IRB

Doctoral students submitting a research protocol (including their dissertation) to TC IRB may consult this article for advice and information about the IRB process.

Master’s Students and the IRB

Master's students submitting a research protocol to the Teachers College Institutional Review Board (IRB) may consult this article for advice, tips, and information about how to go about this process.

Researcher Highlight with Dr. Ioana Literat: Navigating the Ethical Landscape of Internet Research

Dr. Ioana Literat’s interview offers a profound reminder of the responsibilities that come with the power of internet research. It invites us to reflect on our approaches and to constantly strive for ethical rigor in our pursuit of knowledge in the ever-evolving digital world.

Researcher Highlight with Dr. Rachel Talbert: Ethical Considerations in Indigenous Research

The interview with Dr. Talbert offers valuable resources and guidance for academics, researchers, and students who are considering research on Indigenous Land/s or with Indigenous People.

Navigating the Landscape of International Research: Insights and Strategies

This blog explores the intricate world of international educational research, discovers expert perspectives on the challenges and opportunities of cross-border research and emphasizes the necessity for ethical sensitivity and cultural competence.

Understanding Artificial Intelligence with the IRB: Ethical Considerations and Advice for Responsible Research in the AI Era

As AI tools become more accessible, TC IRB discusses the ethics and considerations when using AI in research protocols.

Understanding Artificial Intelligence with the IRB: Recommendations from the Secretary's Advisory Committee on Human Research Protections

As AI is used in research, the United States Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) shares considerations to ensure transparency of information between the IRB and Primary Investigators (PIs).

Understanding Artificial Intelligence with the IRB: Impacts in Research

As AI becomes a reliable tool, researchers must recognize the consequences of using these resources ethically and effectively.

Understanding Artificial Intelligence with the IRB: Introduction

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes prevalent in educational and research spaces, the IRB shares current ethical considerations for researchers using internet-mediated research (IMR) and new technologies.

Capacity to Consent and Researcher Safeguards: Writing for IRB Applications Involving Vulnerable Populations

Measures must be taken when creating an IRB protocol that includes work with vulnerable populations.

Capacity to Consent and Researcher Safeguards: Neurocognitive and Complex Brain Disorders

Individuals with neurocognitive disorders as well as complex brain disorders may have diminished capacity to consent.

Capacity to Consent and Researcher Safeguards: Background

Capacity to Consent and Researcher Safeguards blog series features a sequence of posts exploring informed consent, capacity to consent, and ways researchers can protect study subjects through establishing clear safeguards.

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