What does SARC mean in ADVISORY

The primary purpose of the Scientific Advisory Review Committee (SARC) is to review and provide feedback on scientific research projects. This ensures that research is conducted in a safe, ethical and scientifically sound manner.

Members of a SARC are typically scientists or medical professionals with expertise relevant to the project being reviewed. They may include both independent scientists and those employed by the organization conducting the research.

It depends on the project being reviewed, but typically SARC meetings occur when necessary throughout the course of the research project. These meetings may take place several times during each phase of a project's development and implementation.

Depending on the size of the committee members, meetings can take place either remotely or in person at a designated location such as a university campus or corporate boardroom.