Facilities

Provides bioinformatics, biostatistics, and biocomputing consultations, offering standardized and custom analyses using open-source tools and best practices tailored to each research project.

Offers high-resolution proteomics and metabolomics services using advanced Orbitrap instruments, with staff support for experimental design, data acquisition, and analysis.

Supports human and preclinical imaging research with MRI, PET, CT, optical imaging, and TMS systems, offering both independent and assisted use with safety training and data-analysis support.

Provides specialized compute clusters, storage, and bioinformatics tools with responsive support to enable efficient, scalable biomedical data analysis.

Supplies molecular biology reagents, sequencing drop-boxes, and cryogenic materials, streamlining access to commonly used consumables and vendor services.

Offers maintenance and repair for scientific and biomedical equipment, ensuring reliable operation of instruments across campus research labs.

Provides next-generation sequencing (NGS) and single-cell applications, delivering technical expertise and data analysis support for a wide range of genomic studies.

Provides access to light and electron microscopy, flow cytometry, and cell sorting, with options for assisted use, training, and consultation to optimize imaging workflows.

Generates, archives, and distributes genetically engineered mice, offering customized model development, CRISPR and stem-cell microinjection, and cryopreservation services.

Maintains and supports shared research equipment such as gel imagers, plate readers, microtomes, and qPCR systems, offering training for independent use and coordination of vendor support for advanced needs.

Operates a self-service facility providing chemicals, lab supplies, hardware, and office items for purchase by the campus research community.

Houses state-of-the-art cryo-EM instruments for high-resolution single-particle and tomographic imaging, supporting structure determination of vitrified biological samples.