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• 4 hours ago - submitted by Cyril Pernet

The Biomedical Research Image Analysis Core (CVM-BRIAC) provides faculty, staff, and trainees of all levels with shared access and training to imaging resources and equipment to prepare, capture, and analyze high-quality micrographs and digital slide scans, lowering the entry barrier to advanced microscopy and digital pathology technology across the college.

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• 2 days ago - submitted by James Gillespie

The VDW is a Common Data Model that facilitates multi-site research while protecting the privacy and security of patient data, as well as proprietary health practice information. Originally developed in 2001 by the Cancer Research Network, the VDW now supports studies of cancer, drug safety, cardiovascular disease, mental health, and the organization and delivery of health care services. Organizations agree on data to make available for research and derive standard definitions and formats – but rather than creating a centralized database

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• 2 days ago - submitted by Bing Yu

Core provides advanced spectroscopic analysis for the non-destructive characterization of organic and inorganic materials. Enables characterization of compound identity, molecular composition, chemical structure, and elemental composition. Provides chemical and elemental mapping, allowing users to determine not only what compounds or elements are present, but also where they are distributed within a sample. These capabilities support comprehensive characterization of complex and heterogeneous materials. Provides services for academic researchers and industry partners across diverse applications, including biomedical and biological samples, food and agricultural materials, environmental samples, polymers and microplastics, pharmaceuticals, advanced materials, and elemental/heavy-metal analysis.

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• 2 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Core is a bioMT and Dartmouth community resource that supports research programs via production of high quality recombinant proteins. Core assists with the decision-making process, providing expert advice and necessary training on construct design, host selection, optimization of expression conditions and development of purification schemes, makes equipment available to the community and trains researchers to produce recombinant proteins.

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• 2 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Core is CLIA-certified laboratory that provides both clinical and research grade high-throughput sample processing and analysis. Provides capabilities and instrumentation to conduct nucleic acid extraction and/or qPCR services at any scale, as well as immunoassay services such as ELISA-based or multiplexed bead-based fluorescence assays. Offers expertise of certified staff members.

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• 2 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Core offers support on numerous methodologies to characterize biomolecular interactions. Provides expertise on sample preparation (working with our sister core bioMT MTC), data collection, and analysis for a range of instrumentation including surface plasmon resonance (label-free analysis of biomolecular interactions) and numerous measurements using absorbance, luminescence, and fluorescence (fluorescence anisotropy, alpha-screen, near-infrared fluorescence)

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• 2 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Specialized laboratory facility at Emory University Winship Cancer Institute. Its primary mission is to assist investigators in developing, characterizing, and analyzing animal models to accelerate translational cancer research. By providing centralized access to advanced engineering technologies and high-end preclinical imaging equipment, the core helps researchers simulate cancer progression and evaluate new therapies efficiently and cost-effectively.

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• 2 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Core provides services in preclinical imaging with an Spectrum IVIS-CT, a Bruker CT, and ultrasound.

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• 3 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Core provides advanced 3 Tesla (3T) magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) capabilities for clinical, translational, and research applications. Facility is equipped with radiofrequency (RF) coils to support high-quality brain, body, and musculoskeletal imaging studies.MRI system features broadband multinuclear imaging and magnetic resonance spectroscopy (MRS) capabilities, enabling the investigation of tissue metabolism, physiology, and molecular pathways beyond conventional proton (1H) imaging. These advanced capabilities support a broad spectrum of research in neuroscience, metabolism, nutrition, aging, oncology, and precision medicine.Facility's 70 cm wide-bore MRI system enhances participant comfort and accessibility, making it well-suited for life-course imaging studies involving pediatric, adult, and elderly populations, as well as individuals who may benefit from a less restrictive scanning environment.Supports translational and technology-development research through the evaluation of medical devices, MRI-compatible robotic systems, and advanced materials.

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• 3 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Nanofabrication facility is part of a network of cleanroom laboratories. Training can be tailored to the specific set of processes or techniques needed to fabricate and test various devices or materials. Films of numerous metals and ceramics can be applied and patterning as small as 10 nm can be accomplished. A wet chemistry area provides a safe environment for the use of a variety of coatings, solvents, and etchants.

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• 3 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Facility is aimed towards developing new research tools for life sciences. In the facility, CMOS processing technologies are utilized to enable personalized healthcare and preemptive medicine via smart and miniature devices, circuits, and systems with biomedical applications. Biosensing, DNA sequencing, and smart implanting are key components of the COREs tasks. Discovery-based research and translational research is supported in this lab as the Device Fabrication facility wishes to promote the development of new research tools for life science applications.

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• 3 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Core provides services in High-throughput (HTCD) and standard circular dichroism (CD), fluorescence and anisotropy, microscale thermophoresis (MST), biacore 8K surface plasmon resonance (SPR), multi-angle (SEC-MALS) and dynamic light scattering (DLS), refractive index detection (RI), isothermal titration calorimetry (ITC), differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).

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• 3 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Core provides services for the assessment of health impacts resulting from inhaled environmental constituents and evaluation of therapeutics for the mitigation of cardiorespiratory disease. Resources include acilities for the generation of precisely controlled atmospheres and delivery to both in vitro and in vivo laboratory animal models.

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• 3 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Core for advanced materials characterization, micro/nanoscale manufacturing, and bioengineering research. NERCF provides open access to more than 20 state-of-the-art research instruments, technical consultation, user training, and collaborative research support for investigators from academia, government laboratories, industry, and external institutions. Major capabilities include scanning electron microscopy, focused ion beam, X-ray computed tomography, metal additive manufacturing, atomic force microscopy, nano-IR spectroscopy, optical profilometry, and mechanical characterization. By integrating advanced manufacturing with multimodal characterization, NERCF supports interdisciplinary research, workforce development, and innovation across Nebraska and beyond.

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• 3 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

Shared resource facility housed in five dedicated laboratory rooms (878 sq. feet) within the North Life Sciences building. All services are provided on a fee-for-service, hourly recharge basis and are available for BSL-1 and BSL-2 research activities. Major instrumentation includes a BD Biosciences FACSAria Fusion in a biosafety cabinet and FACSMelody cell sorting systems; two BD LSR II flow cytometric analyzers; an Amnis ImageStreamX Mark II imaging flow cytometer; a PerkinElmer In Vivo Imaging System (IVIS); and a MESO QuickPlex Q 60MM electrochemiluminescence detection platform. The Core provides comprehensive instrumentation, expert technical support, and consultation in experimental design and data analysis that supports high-parameter cellular phenotyping (up to 18 colors), high-speed, multi-population sorting (up to four populations simultaneously) for enrichment or high-purity recovery, 96-well plate single-cell sorting for clonal expansion or downstream single-cell sequencing applications, multi-parameter quantitative imaging (up to six imaging channels), whole-organism fluorescence and bioluminescence imaging, and multiplex biomarker quantification.

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• 3 days ago - submitted by Edyta Vieth

High performance benchtop instrument used in research and bioprocessing labs to count cells, measure cell viability, and analyze cell size. Provides 1, 3 and 8-chamber slide options, state of the art optics, dual fluorescent and brightfield detection, precision autofocus, and 21 CFR Part 11 compliance. Has built-in quality control software and new validation slides for monitoring QC and production.

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• 3 days ago - by Anonymous

Widefield fluorescence microscope and digital imaging workstation. Fluorescence Imaging: Captures multi-channel fluorescent, brightfield, and DIC (differential interference contrast) images of biological samples. Live-Cell Experiments: Supports long-term time-lapse imaging (hours to days) using environmental chambers, motorized stages, and focus drift control. Multidimensional Data: Handles Z-stacking (3D), multi-position tiling (TileScanning/stitching), and 4D/time-lapse studies. Microscope Base: Typically paired with automated upright/inverted research microscopes (like the Leica DM/DMI series) or stereomicroscopes. Software: Powered by LAS AF (Leica Application Suite AF), sharing a software family with Leica confocal systems. Control & Analysis: Optional modules for 3D visualization, deconvolution, FRET (Förster Resonance Energy Transfer), calcium imaging, and motion analysis.

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• 3 days ago - by Anonymous

Core provides computational resources, fast on-premises storage, software deployment, and development consulting. Team of engineers and developers can assist in all stages of High Performance Computing projects. Forecasts system requirements, provision, deploy, and monitor hardware as well as support your software development projects. Enterprise-grade High Performance Computing infrastructure dedicated to WCM researchers and supporting AI workloads.

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• 3 days ago - submitted by Sarah Ben Maamar

Enterprise-grade High Performance Computing infrastructure dedicated to WCM researchers and supporting AI workloads.

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• 3 days ago - submitted by Sarah Ben Maamar