Investigators who are applying for research funds from a u.s. public health service agency must disclose their significant financial interests no later than the time of applying for funding.
Within 30 days of learning about or acquiring a new substantial research funds , researchers taking part in public health service or DoE-funded research are expected to submit an updated statement of significant financial interests (SFI). Researchers who participate in research that is financed by the PHS, the DoE, or a foundation that complies with PHS COI regulations are exempt from the special reporting requirements.
The term "investigator" refers to the project manager or primary investigator as well as any other anyone, irrespective of title or position, who is in charge of the planning, carrying out, or reporting of research. This could include postdoctoral fellows, colleagues, or consultants.
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