Huron IRB Submission System
Huron is now live!
Please read through this entire page to make sure you have all the necessary information to submit in the new Huron IRB electronic system.
What do I need to know when submitting a new study?
- The URL to access Huron: https://tamu-irb.huronresearchsuite.com/
- Visit the Huron Knowledge Center for instructional materials to help you navigate Huron.
- These materials will walk you through submitting a new study, modification, annual review, personnel change request, not human subject research determination, delayed onset, and reportable new information in Huron. Access the Huron Knowledge Center here.
- You will be required to submit a study protocol with your Huron application.
- Moving forward, protocols are required to be uploaded as part of the Huron submission process for review and approval by the IRB. With the introduction of Huron, the submission process will switch from an emphasis on completing a detailed online application to a submitting a brief online application accompanied by a study protocol. Protocol templates are located here.
- IMPORTANT! Only TAMU protocol templates will be accepted for studies where TAMU serves as the reviewing IRB.
- Moving forward, protocols are required to be uploaded as part of the Huron submission process for review and approval by the IRB. With the introduction of Huron, the submission process will switch from an emphasis on completing a detailed online application to a submitting a brief online application accompanied by a study protocol. Protocol templates are located here.
- You must log into the new Texas A&M SSO CITI URL.
- IMPORTANT! Complete this step even if your CITI training is up to date. This step is required for your training information to feed into Huron. Your IRB coordinator will no longer be able to manually enter your CITI training information into the system.
- If you have not yet complete your CITI training, click here for instructions on how to sign up for the required training.
- Contact your IRB coordinator for assistance.
- If you are not able to find a solution to your question in the Huron Knowledge Center, contact our IRB staff.