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NSPM-33 (National Security Presidential Memorandum-33)

NSPM-33 is a U.S. presidential directive issued in 2021. NSPM-33 requires all federal research funding agencies to strengthen and standardize disclosure requirements for federally funded awards. NSPM-33 also mandates the establishment of research security programs at certain research institutions receiving federal funds, which includes the University of Rochester.

While maintaining an open environment to foster research discoveries and innovation, NSPM-33 seeks to protect intellectual capital, discourage research misappropriation, and ensure responsible management of United States taxpayer dollars.

 

University of Rochester’s response

The University is closely monitoring NSPM-33 regulatory developments. The Office of the Vice President of Research has formed an NSPM-33 Working Group that will coordinate efforts across the University to ensure that the NSPM-33 requirements of a research security program are met.

Please review the University’s latest updates regarding NSPM-33 below.

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August 29, 2024

Research Security Program Update

Dear colleagues, In January 2023 and October 2023, I shared information regarding the University’s research security program. Below are some new updates regarding federal mandates that will inform the continuing…

October 4, 2023 In January of this year, the Vice President for Research published a message to the University research community regarding the expansion of the University’s research security program…

An update on the research security program at the University of Rochester, shared with the research community in October 2023.

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This message was sent to the University research community on January 18, 2023. Research security has emerged as a priority for US research institutions receiving sponsored project funds from federal…

Read a leadership message sent to the research community about updates to University research security, aligning with federal requirements and guidelines.

topics: research security,