Research Resources
InfoReady is a web-based product that facilitates application processes and helps ease administrative and faculty burden. This tool automates workflow and eliminates the need for multiple spreadsheets, web forms, emails, and attachments around competitions, events, and applications.
Fosters community-based participatory research that equitably involves community members, organizational representatives, and academic researchers in all aspects of the research process.
Find out about U-M requirements and training for upholding the highest ethical standards in the conduct of research and scholarship.
Offers online regulatory training for export controls, human research subjects protections, responsible conduct of research and scholarship, and U-M research administration.
This brief online course provides an overview of animal research oversight, standards, regulations, institutional policies, and expectations for our animal research community.
Offers guidance on developing lab-specific training regarding occupational risks associated with the research materials and procedures.
Training for creating a positive environment that promotes the health, wellness, safety, and security of children who are entrusted to the university’s care and custody as research participants.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) requires study team members responsible for the conduct, management, and oversight of NIH-funded clinical trials to complete good clinical practice (GCP) training consistent with the principles of the International Conference on Harmonisation.
Explains when clinical trial registration and results reporting is required and gives guidance on how to do it properly.
Faculty-led Institutional Autonomous Systems Committee (IASC) to provide a review and approval mechanism for drones operated by anyone on U-M property, and by U-M faculty, students and staff when engaged in U-M activities off of U-M property.