| Do statistical or other complex computation | Visit About the Login Service to learn about using a shared pool of machines and pre-installed software. Visit Statistics and Computation Service to use advanced statistical and mathematical software. Visit Flux to learn more about U-M's research cyberinfrastructure and shared HPC cluster, or email ovpr-ci@umich.edu to learn how to participate. |
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| Keep sensitive data on mobile devices safe | Visit Mobile Device Security for Researchers to learn how to keep data stored on mobile devices safe. |
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| Manage your research group's Institutional File Service (IFS) files via the Web | Visit MFile to store and manage your research group's files and access them from any location. |
| Choose the file storage option that will best meet your research group's needs | Go to Storage Services to learn about several file storage alternatives. |
| Back up your research group's documents or data | Visit Backup Services to learn about service options. |
| Place data and/or computers in properly conditioned space | Learn about the Michigan Academic Computer Center (MACC). Check with your department IT staff to determine if space is available in the MACC. |
| Use digital video, audio, and images | Learn about BlueStream's powerful features for using digital video, audio, and images. |
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| Prepare and submit your research proposal | Visit eResearch to manage the complete proposal process. |
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| Enhance your research presentation and publication skills | Visit Faculty Exploratory for advice or for help with digitizing video, audio, photographs, and slides and presentations on multimedia workstations. |
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| Get help with the eResearch application | Contact the ITS Service Center to submit inquiries at any time. |
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| Review your project/grant balances(s), including projections for future commitments | Visit Wolverine Access, click M-Reports under Reporting and view the Research tab for the up-todate financial status of all your projects (sponsored, gift, and internally funded). |
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| Prepare and submit your research proposal | Visit eResearch to manage the complete proposal process. |
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| Make sure your proposal complies with all legal requirement | Go to Regulatory Management to manage your research from a legal perspective. |
| Comply with laws when using human subjects in your research | Visit eResearch to submit your human subjects research application to the required Institutional Review Board and other committees. |
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| Network with others doing similar or related work | Visit Michigan LambdaRail (MiLR) to find out about low-cost, 10 gigabit-per-second Ethernet connections to national and international research and education connection points. |
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| Organize your project materials on the Web | Visit CTools to organize and access project materials on the Web. No knowledge of html is necessary. |
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| Create a website or database for your research group or other group | Visit U-M Web: Services to learn how to make and publish your own webpages. The site offers a step-by-step process and guides to basic html. |
| Publish a group blog to share news about your research | Go to mBlog to set up and maintain a group blog. |
| Share your knowledge with others online | Visit Wasup to learn how to set up and manage a wiki. |
| Host a video conference in support of your research | Go to Video Conferencing Service and Rates to set up your video conference and learn about pricing. |
| Get a web application for a lab, department, or other group | Visit U-M Web: Services to see what's available, how you can use the various services, and how to get started. |
| Use the best statistical approach for your project | Visit the Center for Statistical Computation and Research to consult with an expert on all aspects of quantitative research. |
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