Gateway to Texas Research
Major Core Facilities
Explore these shared facilities available to faculty and staff across campus.
Animal Resources Center
Animal Resources Center oversees the care and use of vertebrate animals utilized as part of the research and teaching activities of the University, serving as a source of expertise and support for investigators and ensuring that animal welfare and ethical treatment remain the highest priority.
Center for Biomedical Research Support
Center for Biomedical Research Support is a consortium of core facilities providing researchers with cutting-edge technologies and resources to advance biomedical research. CBRS offers cost-effective access to state-of-the-art equipment, services, technical expertise, and training that foster campus-wide innovation and collaboration.
Microelectronics Research Center
Microelectronics Research Center advances the next generation of materials and electronic devices through integrated research, development, and world-class education, serving university and industry users who are building technology products and knowledge.
Texas Advanced Computing Center
Texas Advanced Computing Center (TACC) is the leading supercomputing center in the country. TACC delivers world-class and innovative systems, tools, software, and expertise to researchers who seek to make an impact in the world, and advance discovery across disciplines.
Texas Materials Institute
Texas Materials Institute provides instrumentation and infrastructure needed for state-of-the-art materials research and manages a variety of core facilities, supported by Ph.D.-level managers. These facilities include materials analysis and spectroscopy, cleanroom nanofabrication and electron microscopy.