Research Informatics and Technology
Providing the tools to meet your dynamic needs
We listen to researchers' technological needs and provide IT solutions to help e
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The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced a new Data Management and Sharing (DMS) Policy that applies to proposals submitted on or after January 25, 2023. Learn more →
Research Informatics and Technology is here for you
The Research Informatics and Technology team serves as the bridge between the research community and DGIT to ensure we are able to continue building a more robust technological infrastructure for a vibrant, ever changing research environment. Their interactions with research faculty, academic units and appropriate committees help inform DGIT teams to enhance our service offerings to ensure we meet the data access, compute, storage and other research tool needs within the UCLA Health Sciences schools.
Helpful tools for researchers
FAQ's
- Use of Electronic Mail (Email), HS 9453-A
- Workforce members must use Health Sciences Email Accounts for any University Business conducted by email.
- Workforce (Including Employee) Access to and Use of Protected Health Information (PHI), HS 9421
- PHI is confidential and shall not be accessed or viewed other than for the sole purpose of performing employment duties and responsibilities, and applies to oral, written and electronic formats.
- Classification of Information and IT Resources
- It is critical to know the classification of your data according to the UC-wide Protection Level Classifications to better understand your liability.
- NIH Data Management and Sharing Policy
- The National Institutes of Health (NIH) announced a Data Management and Sharing (DMS) Policy that applies to proposals submitted on or after January 25, 2023.
Contact your department's BRM! Your BRM will be able to guide you through requesting an exception to accommodate your needs.
If you are working on a new project/application that does not currently exist in our environment, we recommend contacting the Security Risk Assessment team to determine whether a risk assessment is required.
Yes! Check out our Research Publishing and Reproducibility Brown Bag YouTube playlist. This link is up-to-date and has all the latest event recordings.