Early Career Researcher's Guide: Research Process

NC TRaCS, located in the Brinkhous-Bullitt building on campus, works to integrate laboratory, clinical and community research into medical and public health practice. NC TRaCS can help you find collaborators at UNC and beyond.

REACH NC is a web portal designed to connect researchers, business leaders and administrators in North Carolina. At present, REACH NC has profiles for more than 8,000 researchers around the state, primarily in the life sciences, physical sciences and engineering.

The ORD promotes interdisciplinary research and facilitates collaboration within and external to the university.

Complete list of the research centers, institutes and laboratories at UNC-Chapel Hill.

From this page, you can access the UNC Funding Information Portal, a central repository maintained by the Office of Research Development and the Graduate Funding Information Center.

The ORD helps faculty find funding opportunities and provides training in the use of funding databases.

The North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute (NC TRaCS) works to integrate laboratory, clinical and community research into medical and public health practice. NC TRaCS offers formal education programs and individual consultations to help researchers secure financial support for their projects.

The North Carolina Translational and Clinical Sciences Institute (NC TRaCS) works to integrate laboratory, clinical and community research into medical and public health practice. The NC TRaCS Pilot Grant Program offers grants to facilitate the transfer of research findings to clinical practice. Click on the link above to view more information on the types of projects eligible for NC TRaCS grants, award amounts and how to apply.

The UNC Healthcare and UNC School of Medicine Center for Innovations offers $50,000 innovation pilot awards.

The Odum Institute at UNC-CH, located in Davis Library, supports social science research and teaching. They offer a variety of services, available to all researchers, including: developing a data management plan and statistical consulting.

NC TraCS, located in the Brinkhous-Bullitt building on campus, works to integrate laboratory, clinical and community research into medical and public health practice. NC TraCS provides statistical consulting and data management solutions.

Guide from the UNC Health Sciences Library to help researchers manage their data. Topics addressed include: agency requirements, sample data management plans, training opportunities and online tools.

SRM is an online tool designed to help researchers develop research projects, understand or identify particular methods, conduct research and write up their findings. SRM provides full text access to: the "Little Green Book" and "Little Blue Book" series, handbooks, dictionaries and journal articles with a focus on quantitative and qualitative methods. Available through University Libraries. Enter Onyen and password to access.

The Office of Human Research Ethics (OHRE) is responsible for research at UNC-CH that involves human subjects; this office supports and oversees the IRBs. For information on submitting an IRB application, click on the link above.

The Office of Animal Care and Use is responsible for IACUC at UNC-CH. This site provides information on IACUC policies, procedures and application submission at UNC-CH.

The Research Compliance Program at UNC-CH promotes ethics and adherence to all applicable laws, regulations and policies governing research. Here you will find information on privacy, conflict of interest and stem cell research.