Ownership rights of data collected during a study belong to the principal investigator, regardless of who collected the data or funded the study.

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Ownership rights of data collected during a study can depend on various factors including the policies of the funding agency, the institution where the research is conducted, and any agreements made between collaborators. It is not solely determined by the role of the principal investigator.

Ownership Rights of Data Collected During a Study Belong to the Principal