PI and Research Team

Global Business Services (GBS) provides faculty and staff with training and resources to plan your research actvities abroad.

This lab 3-hour computer lab session workshop is offered before each standard NIH deadline via Zoom meeting. It is available for Stanford researchers and is required for School of Medicine

This course is also part of Cardinal Research Administration Foundation Training (CRAFT) program. If you are working toward a CRAFT Level 2 certificate, this class is an elective. We recommend

This class is a guide for all faculty and staff who administer international research and foreign students at Stanford, export materials and equipment, work with disclosure-restricted technical information, travel internationally

The Veterinary Service Center offers specialized training that is required for research with specific animals. For more information regarding prerequisites and enrollment, please visit the VSC website at: https://med.stanford.edu/vsc/training.html

Faculty, staff, and students who will be involved in the use of laboratory animals are expected to complete the web-based Laboratory Animal Care and Use Training Program (VSC-0001-WEB), which provides

Training on data security and protection such as GDPR and HIPAA.

The SHARE Title IX Education Office (formerly the Sexual Harassment Policy Office) offers three different customized training programs for faculty and staff at Stanford, including those in non-faculty teaching positions.

The STARS Training Needs Assessment Tool is designed to identify required health and safety training for Stanford staff, faculty, and students. Upon completion, trainees will receive a list of required

As a part of EH&S’ commitment to sustaining a culture of safety on campus, they have developed and teach specialty and trainings to educate personnel and staffers of the hazards

This tutorial fulfills the requirement set for in RPH 5.7 Training in the Protection of Human Subjects in Research

This training is required for: PIs with Public Health Service (PHS) funding, PIs who plan to apply for PHS funding in the future, and all faculty new to Stanford.

Spectrum Education provides learning and development opportunities to Stanford faculty, staff, students, and scholars in all areas of clinical and translational research. Our mission is to support clinical research through

Responsible and Ethical Conduct of Research (RECR) applies to all researchers and research staff engaged in scholarly research. While written with all researchers in mind, special consideration has been given

Stanford requires individuals new to the position of Principal Investigator (PI) to understand the regulatory environment in which sponsored research is conducted. This course outlines the regulatory environment for sponsored