Research Resources
Supports the U-M research community in its pursuit of impactful science to benefit both human and animal health by fostering a culture of excellence and compassion, responsible research conduct, and a shared commitment to upholding the highest animal welfare standards in all aspects of research, testing, and teaching.
Information on the services available to the U-M animal care and use community that ensure animals are ordered through the appropriate channels, ensuring research gets off to the right start. Please note that all animal orders must be placed through U-M’s eResearch Animal Management (eRAM) system.
Guidance on the use of non-classified federal data, CUI, that the U.S. Government creates or possesses, or that a non-federal entity (such as U-M) receives, possesses, or creates for, or on behalf of, the U.S Government. The development or use of this data requires additional information security controls to access, store, or disseminate.
Provides oversight of the ethical issues related to the derivation and research use of human embryonic stem cells (hESC) and induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSC) at the university.
Outlines ethical expectations and responsibilities of academic and research communities and identifies the general principles for investigating research misconduct allegations.
Get help to ensure compliance with federal and state regulations pertaining to controlled substances in the research setting at U-M, including controlled substances that are associated with animal research, administered to human subjects as part of a research protocol, and used for in vitro or analytical research.
Responsible for assessing the biosafety containment level for research involving recombinant DNA and synthetic nucleic acid molecules. Also oversees research with other potentially hazardous biologics.
Promotes health, safety and environmental compliance within the U-M campus community, and provides leadership at all levels of the university to maintain a healthy workplace and to protect the environment.
The Department of Environment, Health and Safety (EHS), working closely with the Laboratory and Research Safety Committee (LRSC), develops innovative and responsive programs to enhance university safety.
Review the policies and procedures to disclose outside activities and learn what to (and not to) disclose. Learn how U-M evaluates COI and COC risk and manages conflicts of interest or commitment in Research.