Laboratory for Evolutionary Endocrinology
The Laboratory for Evolutionary Endocrinology is a BL 2 laboratory. We use samples from humans and non-human primates for our research.The required trainings can be generally be divided into Laboratory Safety, Research Ethics, and Data Safety and Information Management.
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Laboratory Safety
We require the following trainings before working in the laboratory:- General Laboratory Safety (online)
- Understanding Biosafety (online)
- Safe Handling of Human Cell Lines/Materials in a Research Laboratory (in person, then a yearly online refresher)
- Reading the DRS Laboratory Safety Guide
- Lab-specific training with Dr. Clancy and/or Dr. Stumpf
Research Ethics
Faculty, students and staff working with Human Subjects or samples and data collected from Human Subjects must also do the following trainings from CITI Program:- Basic: Biomedical Research
- Additional Module: Social and Behavioral Research for Biomedical Researchers
- Research with Children - SBR (required for some Clancy lab projects)
Data Safety and Information Management
Faculty, students and staff who will be working with data stored in the online REDCap system must complete the following trainings.
- Watch the Introductory Overviews and Basic Features & Functionality videos about REDCap available here.
- Fill out the REDCap User Request Form to request access to the system. Please note that this form is processed manually and it may take a few days.
- Complete mandatory HIPAA training in Compass. After your REDCap User Request Form is processed, you will be added to an Illinois HIPAA training module available through Compass. When you complete this training, give a digital copy of your certificate to the appropriate senior lab member and email a copy to redcap-admin@illinois.edu
This HIPAA training in Compass is the compliance-based University of Illinois training. If you are interested in understanding this content in more detail, we recommend taking additional (optional) training in the CITI Program, such as the History and Ethical Principles - SBE or Research and HIPAA Privacy Protections.