Research Data Guide

Provides resources, consultations and support for all aspects of the data lifecycle, from planning data management strategies during the proposal phase, through preserving data at the conclusion of a project.

This site contains information on upcoming library events and workshops.

The Office of the Vice President for Research provides research support services to students, faculty, researchers and staff at Stony Brook University.

The central point of coordination and administration of research and sponsored programs.

Single system for researchers, students and staff to manage their proposal submissions and compliance activities.

Supports and promotes ethical research practices at Stony Brook University.

Information from the Office of Compliance regarding Stony Brook University's Research Misconduct Policy.

Formerly known as the Office of Technology Licensing and Industry Relations, the Stony Brook University Intellectual Property Partners supports faculty, entrepreneurs, and industry partners through all aspects of licensing and commercialization.

The Human Research Protection Program provides leadership and oversight on matters related to the protection of human subjects participating in research and ensures that such research is carried out with the highest ethical standards and in an environment where all who are involved in the conduct of human subject research understands their responsibility for protecting the rights, safety, and welfare of subjects.

Details the policies and procedures in conducting research involving human subjects at SBU.

This manual describes how to use the myResearch system in order to submit a project for IRB approval.

This series of online training modules needs to be completed prior to submitting an IRB application for research involving human subjects.

This is a link to Stony Brook University's Research Data Ownership, Retention, and Access Policy.

Provides tools, resources and services to support the campus community. For detailed information on available research data management tools, please see the Technology page on this guide.

The HelpDesk at Stony Brook Medicine provides information technology services to Stony Brook Medicine employees.

This webpage provides links to more information about various services and resources available to Stony Brook Medicine researchers.

The CTS team provides resources to accelerate and streamline clinical research trial start-up, recruitment, retention, study management and integration of research in the clinical setting.

SUNY Stony Brook School of Medicine Research Core Facilities are coordinated under the Office of Scientific Affairs. The goal of these facilities is to provide commonly used technologies to the campus, and thus facilitate the research processes.

A fee-for-service core unit in School of Medicine. The BCC provides biostatistical consultation, collaboration, education and support for all aspects of a research endeavor.

Provides information on attending lectures on research statistics.

Part of the Research Core Facilities, the Stony Brook University Genomics Core Facility, founded in 2000, aims to provide scientists with the tools required to maximize their research related to genetics/genomics. The Genomics Core serves researchers at Stony Brook as well as researchers at other institutions, with a number of genomic technologies and expertise.

Part of the research core facilities, this division provides information about Stony Brook Medicine's Experimental Pathology faculty and research activities.

The Research Foundation for The State University of New York (RF) is the largest comprehensive university-connected research foundation in the country. It exists to serve the State University of New York (SUNY) by providing essential administrative services that enable SUNY faculty to focus their efforts on the education of students and the performance of life-changing research across a wide range of disciplines including medicine, engineering, physical sciences, energy, computer science, and social sciences.

Contains links to various university-wide research policies.

The Division of Laboratory Animal Resources (DLAR) at Stony Brook University is fully committed to the judicious, humane use of animals in research and teaching. The Division supports all SBU animal related research through the provision of laboratory animal management and veterinary medical care and assures institutional compliance with all federal, state and local regulations and policies.

Contains information on the two ICB&DD core laboratories located in the Chemistry Building: the Discovery Chemistry Laboratory and the Analytical Instrumentation Laboratory .