We are a great resource for conducting research with human subjects—from site licenses for experimental software, free lab spaces for running studies, to active student and community participant databases.
Our ResearchMobile allows you to recruit nontraditional and underrepresented samples of participants. How does this help your research project? By increasing the generalizability of research findings and the types of phenomena that can be studied.
2) Tour the lab at least two weeks before your study is set to begin.
Schedule a time with Tia to tour the lab. You’ll be able to get a sense of what room options might work for your study, see where resources in the lab are located, learn lab protocols, and ask any questions you may have about the IBRC.
The Duke University ResearchMobile is a mobile laboratory for research in the social and behavioral sciences funded by a Major Research Instrumentation grant from the National Science Foundation.
The IBRC is a state-of-the-science experimental research lab that manages and administers a variety of resources to social and behavioral science researchers at Duke University.
WHO USES IBRC RESOURCES?
IBRC is available to all faculty, post-doctoral, and student researchers in the social and behavioral sciences at Duke University.
