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Phase 6: Normal Research Operations

Phase 6: Normal Research Operations

  1. Facilities & Units

Core Facilities

The University of Arizona is home to a host of research resources called core facilities or cores—highly specialized testbed facilities available for use by faculty, students, and scientists in government and industry. The core facilities provides users with access not only to the latest instrumentation, but also to experienced staff with expertise in designing and conducting experiments and analyzing data.

Our core facilities are:

  • Unique: Capabilities are not available elsewhere on campus and, in many cases, within the region
  • Enabling: Open to a broad range of research, fostering a culture of interdisciplinary collaboration
  • Accessible: In centralized locations to make them equally accessible to all users
  • Sustainable: Generally recover their cost, or a portion of their cost, by charging user fees

Not sure where to start? Email your question to:
researchservices@email.arizona.edu

High Performance/High Throughput (HPC/HTC) Computing

The High Performance/High Throughput (HPC/HTC) Computing systems provides research resources for testing and running large codes, parallel-processing codes, visualization and scientific applications.
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Tissue Acquisition and Cellular/Molecular Analysis Shared Resource (TACMASR)

The Tissue Acquisition and Cellular/Molecular Analysis Shared Resource provides expertise in histological and immunopathological techniques and expert pathological analysis of both human and research...
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Analytical Chemistry Shared Resource (ACSR)

The Analytical Chemistry Shared Resource (ACSR) provides Cancer Center investigators with centralized resources and expertise in performing analytical chemistry assays and pharmacokinetic and...
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Chemistry Instrumentation and Electronics Facility (ChIEF)

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Electronics Shop (ChIEF) troubleshoots, repairs, designs and builds a wide variety of electronic equipment and scientific instrumentation.
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Electron Paramagnetic Resonance (EPR) Facility

The Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Facility performs various kinds of EPR experiments, provides an interpretation of the spectroscopic results in terms of chemical, geometrical and electronic...
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Laboratory for Electron Spectroscopy and Surface Analysis

The Laboratory for Electron Spectroscopy and Surface Analysis (LESSA) provides surface chemical composition and valence band structure of ultrahigh vacuum compatible samples.
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Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Facility

The Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) facility provides high-resolution analysis of organic compounds, peptides, oligonucleotides, small biopolymers, and small proteins to elucidate the structure and...
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X-ray Diffraction Facility

The X-ray diffraction facility provides analysis of single-crystal and powder samples to determine the molecular structure in the solid-state.
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Clinical and Translational Science Center

The Clinical and Translational Science Center provides a wide range of services for clinical studies, including exam and infusion rooms, PK monitoring, study coordination, study design, etc.
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CyVerse

CyVerse provides a national cyber infrastructure for life science research as well as training scientists in using such high performance computing resources. Formerly the iPlant Collaborative,...
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Facilities & Units

  • Applied Research Building (ARB)
  • Arizona Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory
  • Core Facilities
  • Grand Challenges Research Building (GCRB)
  • Institutes and Centers
  • Mission Integration Lab
  • Museums
  • Native Peoples Technical Assistance Office
  • Office of International Development
  • RII Business Center

Please contact the core director or manager or visit the facility's website to determine the availability and fee structure. Investigators outside of the University of Arizona are invited to inquire about the availability of instruments and services by contacting the appropriate core director or manager.

If you publish or receive grants using data or tools generated within our Core Services, please:

  • Acknowledge the Core Services' contributions (see individual pages for information on how to cite a specific core service)
  • Consider authorship for more significant intellectual and planning contributions
  • Notify the core director or manager of publications and awarded grant applications to help us to track and update our records that are required to maintain our quality services

 

RII University Core Facilities Organizational Chart

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RII University Core Facilities Governance Policy

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RII University Core Facilities Faculty Research Advisory Committees (FRAC)

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