ResearchAlly is the first networking utility for scientific research professionals. It’s main goals are to help research investigators promote their laboratory, find collaborators and other research specialists while serving as a means of staying up-to-date with what is going on in the scientific community.

How do I get started?
1) First, have your principal investigator (PI) create a profile for your laboratory. Your profile will be your laboratories personal space on the web where you can describe the focus of your laboratory, upload selected manuscripts, alert colleges to upcoming presentations, and directly message other investigators.

2) Second, have your PI invite all the member of the lab to join your new ResearchAlly profile. Each individual member of the lab will then be allowed to upload their own photo, describe the work they do and post contact information.

Once you have set up your ResearchAlly profile you are free to explore and be found.

ResearchAlly is for non-scientific users too!
If you have a ResearchAlly profile you are not only viewable to other research investigators but also any biotech or pharmaceutical company, as well as anyone from the public that may be interested in learning more about the research you do, whether or not they are a registered user of ResearchAlly.