Federal Financial Disclosure
Applicants to the National Science Foundation and Public Health Service agencies (including the National Institutes of Health) must disclose project-related financial interests for themselves and all other project investigators at the proposal submission stage.
This requirement also applies to subcontracts from PHS/NIH or NSF or to other agencies that have adopted the federal requirements (the American Heart Association, the American Cancer Society, the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine, the International Vaccine Institute, UC Discovery Grants, and UCOP Special Research Programs: CBCRP, CHRP, TRDRP).
- Overview of Federal Financial Disclosure Procedures - Flowchart
- Briefing Sheet - Federal Requirement to Disclose Significant Financial Interest
Forms
UC Policy
UC Berkeley Policy
Disclosure of Financial Interests Related to Federally Sponsored Projects
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, National Science Foundation
DHHS/NSF Frequently Asked Questions on Financial Disclosure - revised 7/29/2009
National Institutes of Health Conflict of Interest web site
Conflict of Interest Information Resources Available on the Web