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Updates to the guidance on
human subjects research
Updated Feb. 1, 2021
The Guidance for Resuming Human Subjects Research has been updated as follows:
The revisions provide a mechanism to allow enrolled undergraduate and graduate students, postdoctoral researchers, faculty and staff with permission to access University buildings to participate in human subjects research, either as a researcher and/or a participant.
The revisions require all on-campus labs conducting human subjects research to submit a Research Laboratory Operations Plan (RLOP) or Research Non-laboratory Operations Plan (RNOP).
Researchers and research subjects must participate in the Princeton University asymptomatic testing program, with the most recent test within one week of participation.
There has been no change to the policy prohibiting off-campus visitors from serving as research subjects on campus at this time.
