Established in 1984, University Research Park, a University of Wisconsin-Madison affiliate, is an internationally recognized research and technology park that supports early-stage, and growth-oriented businesses in a range of sectors, including engineering, computational and life sciences. URP2, an extension of …
The University of Wisconsin-Madison received more than $1.1 billion in support of research in 2014 (the most recent year for which statistics are available), ranking fourth among all research universities in the United States according to the National Science Foundation. …
We are partnering with the Biochemistry/Molecular Biology Graduate Student Organization and are facilitating a research product show in conjunction with the annual Research Symposium. There will be 150 researchers in attendance from across the OSU campus. Space in limited. The …
Researchers at OSU Center for Health Sciences are on the leading edge of the development and enhancement of knowledge in various fields of study — from medicine to biomedical sciences to forensic sciences and vertebrae paleontology. Research is an integral …
The University Research Park is part of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center campus located in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. The complex consists of more than 700,000 square feet of modern biomedical research lab and office space supported by state-of-the-art …
The OUHSC strategic plan for research targets and builds upon existing research and clinical strengths to achieve a healthier future and vigorous economy for Oklahoma. The key areas of research targeted are cancer, diabetes, neuroscience/vision and infectious diseases/immunology. The OUHSC …
The Red River Valley Agricultural Research Center coordinates the research of five research units in two laboratories at Fargo, ND; the Biosciences Research Laboratory, and the Northern Crop Science Laboratory. The overall mission of the Center is to 1) reduce …
There is exceptional research infrastructure in place; new partnerships underway; and world class opportunities available for undergraduate, graduate, faculty and staff researchers and those engaged in creative pursuits at this student-focused, land-grant, research institution. With well over $100 million in …
The University of North Dakota School of Medicine is one of only 11 federally selected sites in the nation to receive the most advanced technology–the microPET (positron emission tomography) scanner, cyclotron and hot lab–to conduct studies of the brain. One …
The Center for Human Genomics focuses on studies of functional genetics. Instrumentation includes a pyrosequencer, real-time polymerase chain reaction in conjunction with automated sample preparation and liquid handling systems for high throughput applications. The center provides platforms for genotyping, as …