When research involves humans, it needs to go through an IRB process — either the full one or an abbreviated one to check that nobody will be harmed. This website has information about why we have Human Research Protection Programs and how the program works at the university.

These video vignettes, produced by the US Department of Health and Human Services' Office of Research Integrity, act out examples of scientific misconduct.

Information from our Office of Sponsored Projects about the types of responsible research training members of the Yale community are required to do when their projects are funded by the NIH or NSF.

Provides a definitive source of research methods in cell, developmental and molecular biology, genetics, bioinformatics, protein science, computational biology, immunology, neuroscience and imaging.

Contains complete contents of: Current protocols in molecular biology, protein science, cell biology, cytometry, human genetics, immunology, neuroscience, nucleic acids chemistry, pharmacology, toxicology,and magnetic resonance imaging, and bioinformatics.

Peer-reviewed scientific video resource with the mission to improve scientific research and education by demonstrating how to conduct experiments.

Highly respected publication in the field of biochemistry.

Database of protocols and methods for conducting experiments. It brings together content from Springer protocols, Nature methods, Nature protocols and Protocol exchange.