First, learn more about our resources by visiting the About the IBRC page. Contact the Research Coordinator for even more details.
Still interested in running your study at the IBRC? Follow the steps below to get started!
Studies Typically Conducted at the IBRC:
Review the IBRC Researcher Guidelines to determine if your study meets these requirements.
2. You will have an opportunity to schedule a tour of the space or a tutorial on the SONA participant pool.
3. We will ensure whether your study is appropriate for our community participant pool and provide you with feedback on the specific text to include in your IRB.
4. We will also begin the process of reserving space and equipment for your study.
Studies run at the Interdisciplinary Behavioral Research Center must be IRB-approved prior to running of study sessions. This means researchers must have received an approval email either from the Duke Campus IRB office or from the DUHS IRB office. Please review your respective IRB office’s website to ensure you have all of the materials and forms necessary for IRB approval.
7. Make sure that all research assistants have the proper training. As required by Duke all researchers must complete the CITI training: History and Ethical Principles. See the Duke Office of Research Support website for more information. All undergraduate research assistants at the IBRC must complete this brief IBRC Research Assistant Training module
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