Histology Core Facility
Located in Weber Hall, the Histology Core Facility contains a variety of research equipment.
Multiphoton Core Facility
Multiphoton Core Facility is home to the Nikon A1R MP Plus microscope.
Cell Sorter Core Facility
nCounter SPRINT Profiler Core Facility
Research Operations Mailrooms
Research Operations oversees mailrooms in both Weber Hall and the School of Medicine Research Building. The mailroom staff is responsible for all shipping and receiving operations for the SOM laboratories.
Research Development
The Research Development Unit provides assistance to School of Medicine researchers who are developing research programs, including clinical research programs.
Resources for Researchers
Access frequently used forms and documents at our Resources for Researchers page.
Volunteer Onboarding
Learn about the process for bringing volunteers into your lab.
Sponsored Research & Programs
The Sponsored Research & Programs (SRP) unit provides principal investigators and directors with the expertise and resources necessary to streamline the proposal preparation and submission process, as well as simplify contract and grant administration for executed agreements.
Dean's Research Innovation Fund
Designed to promote clinically-relevant research by medical students, residents, fellows, and junior clinical faculty in the School of Medicine, the Dean’s Research Innovation Fund awards to five grants per year for up to $10,000 per award. Eligible projects include those designed to produce preliminary data to support larger extramurally funded research pursuits, to stimulate collaborations between learners and faculty “sponsors,” and to advance research projects by junior investigators.
Dean’s Postdoc to Faculty Program
This program is intended to provide partial transitional support for senior level postdoctoral researchers aiming toward an independent academic research career. In this program, the fellow establishes a faculty mentorship team to provide career guidance, and there is partial support for salary for up to two years.
Download this PDF to learn more about the DPF program
Dean’s Biomedical Collaborative Program
This program provides seed funding up to $25,000 to a team of researchers including at least one Biomedical Sciences faculty, to develop preliminary data with the goal of producing a collaborative research grant proposal to be submitted for extramural funding.