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.

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  1. A

    1. About Yale

      • Faculty Resources

      Yale University is a large research university with a wide array of programs, departments, schools, centers, museums, and many affiliated organizations.

  2. C

    1. Center for Biomedical Innovation and Technology (CBIT)

      • Faculty Resources
      • Research Administration & Collaboration

      The healthcare industry is in the midst of disruptive market forces. At CBIT, we focus on understanding these challenges and partnering with academic innovators, students, corporate entities, and health systems to overcome them.

  3. D

    1. Data Management Planning Tool

      • Faculty Resources
      • Research Administration & Collaboration

      Log in with your NetID.

  4. E

    1. 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.

  5. I

    1. Information Technology Services

      • Faculty Resources

      Comprising a central unit and distributed campus IT support organizations, Information Technology (IT) at Yale provides computing and communications infrastructure, services, support, and innovation for university programs.

    2. Institution for Social and Policy Studies (ISPS) Data Archive

      • Faculty Resources
      • Research Administration & Collaboration

      The ISPS Data Archive consists primarily of social science research based on experiments. The Archive is organized by study and includes the data, analysis code, requisite documentation, and other associated materials. Access is provided at no cost and is granted for scholarship and research purposes only.

    3. Institutional Information (Frequently Needed Yale Facts)

      • Faculty Resources

      Financial information, including payment addresses, rate agreements, and more.

    4. It's Your Yale--Research Support

      • Faculty Resources

      Contracts, IRB, and more.

  6. M

    1. Map of Life

      • Faculty Resources

      Map of Life aims to support effective and global biodiversity education, monitoring, research and decision-making by assembling and integrating a wide range of knowledge about species distributions and their dynamics over time.

  7. O

    1. Office of New Haven Affairs

      • Faculty Resources

      Working with other University departments and our neighbors in New Haven, the Office of New Haven Affairs (OHNA) spearheads Yale’s partnerships to strengthen New Haven through fostering economic development, revitalizing neighborhoods, supporting public school and youth programs, and creating a vital downtown.

    2. Office of Public Affairs & Communications

      • Faculty Resources

      Welcome The Office of Public Affairs & Communications (OPAC) works with school and departmental communications and media colleagues to promote the institution and to tell the many stories of Yale. We provide communications services to faculty and staff and connect the media with our faculty.

  8. P

    1. Participate in a Clinical Trial

      • Faculty Resources

      Find a trial here.

    2. Yale President and Leadership

      • Faculty Resources
      • Research Administration & Collaboration

      Yale is overseen by President Peter Salovey and the university’s board of trustees, who comprise the governing and policy-making body known formally as the Yale Corporation. The institution is also led and supported by the University Cabinet.

  9. R

    1. Research Data Management Guide

      • Faculty Resources

      This guide provides resources for managing your research data no matter the discipline.

    2. Research Data Support

      • Faculty Resources

      Staff work with researchers at each stage of the data life cycle — whether you need to locate others’ data; use your own; find a way to manage, store, and describe it; analyze it; or preserve and share it for future researchers.