The Center for Computation and Visualization is located at Brown University and led by Executive Director Gucharan Khanna. If your research applies to EPSCoR themes and you could use these resources, apply today for access as an EPSCoR user. Fill out the computational resource user initial application or renewal application and submit to Rhode Island NSF […]
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Proteomics Shared Resource Facility
Agilent 1200 High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) AKTAprime Plus Liquid Chromatography (LC) FluoroMax-4 Spectrofluorometer Fourier transform ion cyclotron resonance mass spectrometry Jasco J-815 Circular Dichroism (CD) Spectropolarimeter Microcal VPViewer-Differential Scanning Calorimeter Microcal VPViewer-Isothermal Titration Calorimeter NanoDrop8000 Thermo Linear Trap Quadropole (LTQ) Orbitrap Velos mass spectrometer
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Services include DNA sequencing and fragment analysis (Sanger method), next generation sequencing and library preparation (Illumina MiSeq), light and scanning confocal microscopy, and genomics equipment use (qPCR, BioAnalyzer, Nanodrop, etc.). AirClean 600 PCR Workstation – combines an ISO 5 / Class 100 clean air environment with UV light sterilization to provide optimal protection from sample […]
Continue reading "RI Genomics & Sequencing Center"Marine Science Research Facility equipment
Services include equipment training, consultation on experimental design and set up, and aquarium tours. Coming soon – Beckman Coulter Counter for live and fixed samples and Visualization lab including microscopes, high definition cameras and computers with large screen monitors -20 Freezer Autoclaves (1 large, 1 small) Balance BD Influx flow cytometer and technician Cell counting […]
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CCV hosts high-performance computing resources Before researchers can answer questions about the impact of climate change on marine life and ecosystems, they have to collect data — reams of facts and statistics that must be stored and studied, assessed and analyzed. But, as anyone with a household of Wi-Fi dependent gadgets might be able to […]
Continue reading "Center for Computation and Visualization"The power of perspective
Part museum, part cabinet of curiosities, RISD’s Nature Lab opens the doors to discovery The Edna Lawrence Nature Lab at Rhode Island School of Design houses a vast collection of specimens, a stunning showcase of the patterns, structures and forms found throughout the natural world. An inspiration to RISD design and art students since its […]
Continue reading "The power of perspective"Equipment available at RI EPSCoR facilities
Rhode Island NSF EPSCoR research facilities and services are open to users from each of our partner institutions around the state. Being part of the EPSCoR network also gives scientists access to other equipment at our partner institutions. Please contact the person or facility listed for details on specific equipment and services. Equipment Lists […]
Continue reading "Equipment available at RI EPSCoR facilities"Seeking clues in the sequence of proteins
Brown University proteomics center gives RI EPSCoR researchers tools to explore new frontiers in science In establishing the Proteomics Shared Resource Facility at Brown University in 2007, Rhode Island NSF EPSCoR set the stage for cutting edge research to take place in the Ocean State with implications reaching far beyond its borders. Located in Brown’s […]
Continue reading "Seeking clues in the sequence of proteins"Genomics center
URI center decodes life’s mysteries at genetic level The Rhode Island Genomics and Sequencing Center sits tucked away on the third floor of the Center for Biotechnology and Life Sciences (CBLS), overlooking the University of Rhode Island’s North Woods. The presence of room 352 easily passes without notice, the daily grind of academic and research […]
Continue reading "Genomics center"Marine facility boosts research capacity
“We’re essentially bringing the ocean into a laboratory where scientists are able to address local, regional and global issues. The facilities and equipment can emulate nearly any marine condition on the planet except for vastness and depth.” Ed Baker, seawater […]
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