- Anyone wishing to work with any infectious agent (including BSL-1 agents), human body fluids or tissues, or recombinant DNA at Colorado State University must submit the proposed use to the Institutional Biosafety Committee (IBC) for review and approval before utilizing the materials. The Office of Research Collaboration and Compliance (ORCC) uses the Biological Module within SciShield to manage IBC protocols. IBC forms are submitted via the “Bio Mod,” which can be accessed by clicking on your Lab name and then “Bio Summary” in the left-hand menu. If you do not see a Bio Summary subtab on your SciShield page, please contact the CSU IBC and request that the Bio Mod be turned on.
New SciShield Users/New PIs
- All new users must be given access to SciShield before they can be added to a lab/group. The PI, compliance liaison, or even the individual themselves can request access. Use the following link to request access for someone; you may either use their last name or their NetID: SciShield Access Request Form. Once access has been requested, please allow 1 business day for the request to be processed.
- New PIs must fill out the SciShield Lab Request Form for New PIs and send it to the ORCC email. Our office will set up your SciShield Lab and activate the Biological Module.
For more information regarding SciShield, including “How-To” Guides and Videos, please visit our SciShield Information page.