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Research Disruption Management

Research continuity is critical, especially for labs housing sensitive materials, live specimens, or critical experiments. Faculty should annually review lab-specific vulnerabilities and have a unit-specific protocol to maintain the protection of lab-based activities (including animal studies) during a disruption to the university. Such a protocol may reference 鈥渆ssential personnel鈥� to carry out the care and safety of lab animals.

Planning for research disruptions should include:

• Animal Lab Management 鈥� Secure protocols for animal care, feeding, and temporary relocation if needed.
• Hazardous Materials Security 鈥� Proper shutdown and safety procedures for chemical, biological, and radiological materials.
• Data and Equipment Protection 鈥� Ensuring continued access to essential research data and preventing loss of progress due to infrastructure shutdowns.

The following resources can be downloaded and adapted to fit your needs: 

• PI and Researcher Checklist
• IACUC Guidelines
• IACUC Checklist
• Satellite Animal Facility Plan