Successful collaboration within the University, across the country, or across the globe involves attention to communication, effective planning, discussion of expectations, and financial support. The resources below highlight some tools for best practices in collaboration:
Office of Technology Development (OTD) resources for collaboration, sharing of materials, reagents, and material transfer agreements (MTAs)
Setting Up Collaborations - General webpage for resources and templates
Sharing materials - Sample templates and resources related to material transfer agreements
International project work guidance for overseas research collaborations
University International Work Guidance - Guidelines and resources for international collaborations
University International Research Project Planning Guide - Resources for planning and budgeting international collaborations
Global Support Safety and Security - Resources for safety and security when working within an international collaboration
University International Budget Development - Resources for budgeting international collaborations
Subrecipient monitoring
FAS Subrecipient Monitoring - FAS resource page for subrecipient monitoring
University Subrecipient Monitoring Toolkit - University resources for monitoring subrecipient collaborations
Export control resources
FAS Export Controls - FAS policy regarding shipping to, traveling to, collaboration with, or receiving materials from countries that may be the subject of sanctions
University Export Controls Policies and Procedures
Intellectual property related to collaborations
Statement of Policy Regarding Intellectual Property - University policy related to intellectual property
Protection of Intellectual Property - University guidance on best practices for protecting intellectual property
Visitor Participation Agreements
Visitor Participation Agreements - University guidance related to visiting researchers or third parties in the sharing of funds, facilities, equipment, materials, space or other resources
SEAS Guidance on Visiting Researchers - SEAS-specific guidance regarding visiting researchers or third parties in the sharing of funds, facilities, equipment, materials, space or other resources at SEAS