LibGuides: Scholarly Publishing Guide: Conducting Research

CITI Training (required for IRB approval)

Completion of Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI) Training is required if you are performing research on humans or animals. Training requirements vary depending on the type of research you are involved in.

IU Office of Research: Required Training
Use this webpage to see which compliance area you fall under depending on the type of research you are conducting.

If you have questions regarding which CITI training modules are necessary for your research, email orcsps@iu.edu.

Institutional Review Board - IRB (approval from IRB often required before beginning research)

IU Human Subjects & Institutional Review Board
The IRB is in place to protect the rights of patients participating in research trials, either clinical or social. Whether you plan on conducting a survey in the outpatient clinic or a drug study on the inpatient wards, you will need to have your research study approved through the IU Human Subjects & Institutional Review Board.

To start or edit an IRB application:

Go to: one.iu.edu
Search for: All IRB Services
Click on : All IRB Services

Animal Research

Procedures for animal studies @ IU
All animal research, testing, or teaching activities at Indiana University must be thoroughly reviewed before work can begin. Requirements and procedures vary depending on where the research or teaching activity will take place.

Biosafety

IUPUI Laboratory Safety Training
The IUPUI Environmental Health & Safety provides in-person and online trainings for laboratory safety.
Institutional Biosafety Committee
Laboratories using specific materials must be reviewed by the IBC.

Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI)

For residents with research that is currently focused on basic science, but have a goal to move from "bench-to-bedside and/or from "bedside-to-community", the Indiana Clinical and Translational Sciences Institute (CTSI) has a number of resources to assist all IUSM researchers through the process of translating research into health care advances.

Research Navigators are scientists who also serve as the front door to the Indiana CTSI and can connect you to the vast resources and services offered by the Indiana CTSI across our 4 campuses, at no cost to you!

Indiana CTSI
The Indiana CTSI homepage
Indiana CTSI Navigators
Submit your request to get connected with a CTSI Navigator