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9 May 2018: China requires PIC and MAT while Japan does not currently have such requirements). ... Transferring genetic resources must be in accordance with requirements set out in PIC and MAT.

9 Feb 2018: If the facilities rates file is up to date i.e. the date of the file is 01/02/2018, users will need to delete their WBIC entries, save and

9 Feb 2018: Understanding user requirements, processes and providing feedback. Identify and prioritising new report requests and testing new modules and versions. ... From 29th March 2018, the AHRC will be removing their requirement for a Technical Plan to be

26 Oct 2018: A declaration of due diligence declarations will be required at one of two checkpoints if you are using genetic resources covered by the Nagoya Protocol. If your project reaches either checkpoint, you must submit a due diligence declaration.

18 Oct 2018: Recruitment Find out about recruitment. Career management for research staff Find out about career management for research staff Salary Find out about salary scales.

18 Oct 2018: Internal funding There are a number of institutional grants awarded directly to the University which you may be eligible to apply for, find out about internal funding. Large grant support Find out about large bid preparation and the Large Grant

8 Nov 2018: The University of Cambridge receives research grants from around 900 different funders across the world. Internal funding opportunities are awarded to the University to support projects in selected thematic areas. Find out if you can apply. You can

26 Oct 2018: The Nagoya Protocol Checklist for Researchers outlines the practical steps to determine whether the Protocol applies to your research and what actions researchers should take to ensure compliance.

8 Nov 2018: The pursuit of excellent research and the fulfilment of our responsibilities to participants in research, research users and the wider community require the maintenance of the highest standards of integrity. You need to conduct research in a way

8 Nov 2018: It's important to take the time to thoroughly plan your research. If you don't, there's a risk it could fail, wasting your funding and your time and effort. Here you can find out how to: plan, draft and write a proposal.