As you may know, the Office of Research Integrity Assurance (ORIA) is no longer under the GTRC/GTARC organization, but is now included in the EVPR office. If you are sending email to associates in ORIA, and you are using the GTRI/GTRC mail system, you may find that your messages are not delivered. This is likely due to your mail client cache. If you experience bounced messages when sending to ORIA emails, please clear your auto-complete cache in your local Outlook client (e.g. https://its.unl.edu/emailhome/clear-e-mail-cache). After clearing your cache - resend the message. If you still receive a bounce back or if you do not hear back from ORIA, please contact us via phone or Teams to make sure your message was received.
The following policies, guidance, and supporting documents ensure that research conducted at Georgia Tech complies with all applicable laws and regulations.
- Georgia Tech Regulatory Affairs and Clinical Trials Office Policies and Procedures
- This document sets forth the policies required of all Georgia Tech faculty, staff, and students conducting research that involves FDA regulated medical products.
