Articles

A Roadmap to Choosing and Interpreting Statistical Tests
Allocation
Bias and Causal Associations
Blinding
Case Control Studies
Choosing and Interpreting Statistical Tests
Cohort Studies
Descriptive Studies
Dilution of Power
Experimental Study Design
Forming Research Questions
Guidelines for Constructing a Survey
Good Practice in the Conduct and Reporting of Survey Research
Overview of Clinical Research
Screening Tests
Surveys: An Introduction
Randomization
Unequal Group Size

Case Studies

GRMERC:Survival Guide to GRMERC Research

Community of Science (COS) : A tool for finding researchers and collaborators. COS is the leading Internet site for the global R&D community. It brings together scientists and researchers from more than 1,600 universities, corporations and government agencies worldwide and provides tools that enable them to find each other, link up and communicate. Tools include COS Expertise® which is a database of detailed, first person profiles of more than 480,000 R&D professionals, COS Funding Opportunities™, one of the largest sources of grant information on the Web, and the ability to generate documents such as biosketches. COS is a privately held company. MSU is a member. Researchers can access COS services by establishing a personal COS Workbench at http://www.cos.com/.

Computer Retrieval of Information on Scientific Projects (CRISP) is a searchable database of federally funded biomedical research projects conducted at universities, hospitals, and other research institutions. http://crisp.cit.nih.gov/

Glossaries of Commonly used Research Terms

Glossary of Common Statistical Terms
Glossary of Research Terms
Glossary of NIH Terms - Definitions of NIH terms
NIH Acronym List - Full Names of NIH acronyms and abbreviations
First Clinical Research Glossary

GRMERC: http://www.grmerc.net/research/resources/glossary.html

Handouts

Common Search Engines
Finding Funding
Frequently Asked Questions
Getting Started
Research Resources
Types of Research