Sciences & Technology Cross-Schools Research Ethics Committee (SCITEC)
The SCITEC C-REC is for the following Schools:
Life Sciences, Psychology, Engineering & Informatics, Mathematical & Physical Sciences
All ethical review applications are made via the University's online ethical review system in Sussex Direct
The SCI-TEC C-REC runs on a continuous cycle throughout the calendar year. The expectation is that applicants should receive a decision within 28 days of submission. A decision means that the application is either:
- Returned for revision - the application and/or supporting documents require amendment in response to reviewer feedback
- Conditionally approved - the application is approved on the condition that minor corrections are made to supporting documents/or certain actions are completed before the research commences.
- Approved
- Not approved
For any COVID-19 studies requiring priority ethics review, please contact crecscitec@sussex.ac.uk with your request.
SREOs are responsible for the review of low risk Undergraduate and Postgraduate Taught research only.
School | SREO |
Engineering & Informatics, Mathematical & Physical Sciences | Professor Peter Cheng |
Life Sciences | Professor Tony Carr |
Psychology | Dr Matthew Easterbrook |
Psychology | Professor Nicola Yuill |
Psychology | Dr Elian Fink |
Psychology | Dr John Maude |
Psychology | Dr Giulia Poerio |
Name | Role | School |
Dr Bryan Singer | Chair | Psychology |
Dr Pablo Romero-Sanchiz | Deputy Chair | Psychology |
Dr Matthias Gobel | Member | Psychology |
Dr Roberto Gutierrez | Member | Psychology |
Dr Raquel Nogueira Arjona | Member | Psychology |
Dr Pablo Romero-Sanchiz | Member | Psychology |
Dr Rona Hart | Member | Psychology |
Professor Tony Carr | Member | Life Sciences |
Dr Alex Stuart | Member | Life Sciences |
Dr Ronald Grau | Member | Engineering and Infomatics |
Dr Alexandre Rodrigues | Member | Engineering and Infomatics |
Alyce Fraser | Lay Member |
Senior Ethics Officer - Lauren Shukru - crecscitec@sussex.ac.uk
T: +44 (0)1273 877492
All applications are made through the online ethical review system in Sussex Direct. Find out how to apply.
The University Research Ethics and Integrity Committee (UREIC) has the responsibility to hear appeals against the ethical review decision of a C-REC in the event that all reasonable dialogue between the Committee and the researcher has failed to reach a suitable outcome. Please contact the Senior Ethics Officer for further information.
Appeals relating to the decisions of supervisors or School Research Ethics Officers (SREOs) should be dealt with in the relevant School of study.