The shared resources available to researchers are designed to facilitate leading-edge research in the areas of genetics, microscopy, biomedical informatics and others. Below is a list of the core labs available to researchers at The Ohio State University College of Medicine.
For more resources, view the research resource directory.
Core Labs and Facilities
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Aging Biomarkers Core
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Campus Microscopy and Imaging Facility
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Campus Chemical Instrument Center
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Clinical and Translational Science Institute (CTSI)
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Cores and Shared Resources in the The Comprehensive Cancer Center
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Core Labs in the Institute for Materials Research (IMR)
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Core Labs in the Davis Heart and Lung Research Institute
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Neuroscience Core Services
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Core Facilities at Nationwide Children's Hospital
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Vision Sciences Research P30 Core Program
Research Operations
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Space is one of our most important assets. With that, we take pride and set institutional priorities when considering space allocations. Space allocations are managed and reviewed centrally and are guided by performance-based metrics for effective and programmatic use of space. Wet lab space requires $400-600 annual total grant costs/sq. ft. (depending on the specific building); dry lab space is double.
For more information, please view the space request form (internal access only).
COMResearchSpace@osumc.edu
College of Medicine Office of Research Space Committee