Resource Directory

The university offers a wide range of resources to support its researchers and their ambitions. A comprehensive list of these research-related resources is available and searchable in the directory below.

All Resource Types

148 Results Found

  1. D

    1. Discrimination and Harassment - Resources

      • Policies & Regulations

      The University offers a variety of resources that may be helpful in resolving an individual’s concerns by determining an appropriate and supportive course of action.

  2. E

    1. Effort Reporting Policy

      • Policies & Regulations

      This document sets forth the University’s policy on certification of effort expended on sponsored project awards administered by the University.

    2. Environmental Health & Safety

      • Faculty Resources

      We work hard so that the campus and your work environment are as safe as possible, to protect you from harm and to prevent accidents and injuries.

    3. Environmental Health & Safety Policy

      • Policies & Regulations

      Yale has established a body of environmental health and safety policies and procedures.

    4. Establishing a Named Academic Entity

      • Policies & Regulations

      The establishment of a named academic entity requires approval by the provost.

    5. Export Controls

      • Faculty Resources
      • Policies & Regulations

      When Export Controls apply, individuals must take the appropriate steps to obtain any required governmental licenses, monitor and control access to restricted information, and safeguard all controlled materials.

    6. Export Controls: Government Regulations

      • Policies & Regulations

      The Bureau of Industry & Security (BIS), US Department of Commerce, administers the Export Administration Regulations (EAR), which regulate the export of “dual-use” items.

    7. Export Controls: Guidelines

      • Policies & Regulations

      The Department of Commerce’s Export Administration Regulations (EAR) and the Department of State’s International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) restrict the export of certain technology or technical data.

  3. F

    1. Faculty Development (YSM)

      • Faculty Resources

      The Office of Academic and Professional Development (OAPD) is committed to helping faculty at Yale School of Medicine thrive in their research, educational, and clinical careers.

    2. Faculty Development & Diversity

      • Faculty Resources

      We are the central faculty affairs resource, supporting faculty-related strategic planning, policy development, data analysis, programs and events, and leadership development across Yale.

    3. Faculty Handbook

      • Policies & Regulations

      The policies included and referred to in this Handbook form part of the essential employment understandings between members of the faculty and the University.

    4. Faculty Research Management Services

      • Faculty Resources
      • Funding, Awards & Grants

      Faculty Research Management Services (FRMS) provides non-medical school departments and their principal investigators with the resources and expert knowledge needed to compete for, manage, and renew sponsored awards.

    5. Faculty Research Management Services (FMRS): Post-Award Support

      • Funding, Awards & Grants
      • Faculty Resources

      After the University receives a sponsored award, our Post-award services keep principal investigators and staff up-to-date and ensure compliance with guidelines and regulations.

    6. Faculty Research Management Services (FRMS): Pre-Award Support

      • Faculty Resources
      • Funding, Awards & Grants

      Our Pre-award services provide everything that principal investigators or staff need to apply for available grants. We help determine eligibility for grants and awards, and develop the proposals needed to compete for them. We also oversee budget development, and help prepare any documentation required by a proposal.

  4. G

    1. Galaxy Zoo

      • Research Administration & Collaboration

      To understand how galaxies formed we need your help to classify them according to their shapes. If you're quick, you may even be the first person to see the galaxies you're asked to classify.