Biosciences
- Advanced Light Microscopy Facility
- Bioinformatics Facility
- Flow Cytometry Facility
- DNA Shared Resource Facility
- ASU Genomics Facility
- Mass Spectrometry Facility
- Preclinical Imaging
- Clinical and Translational Research Recharge Center
The seven facilities within the biosciences core offer services and tools including microscopy, bioinformatics, genomics, flow cytometry, microbiome analysis, and mass spectrometry.
Chemical and Environmental Characterization
- Magnetic Resonance Research Center
- Metals, Environmental and Terrestrial Analytical Laboratory
- Ultrafast Laser Facility
- Electron Paramagnetic Resonance Laboratory
The four facilities within the chemical and environmental characterization core offer instruments and expert services to characterize the behavior and properties of a wide range of organic, inorganic and biological materials, including:
- proteins, DNA, lipids and other biomolecules
- tissue, organic matter and small animals (such as insects)
- semiconductor, optoelectronic and solar materials
- nanomaterials
- glasses, disordered solids and polymers
- pharmaceutical compounds
- ecological systems
Computing and data services
- Research Computing
- Office of Evaluation & Educational Effectiveness
- Research Data Management
- Scientific Software Engineering
ASU supports research data and high performance computing needs as well as independent evaluation services for both externally and internally funded programs and grants.
Instrument Design and Fabrication
- Research support
- Design
- Repair
- Electronics
- Glassblowing
- Machining
- Ultra high vacuum
- Welding
- EDM
The IDF core facilities can design, build, modify and repair instruments to support your research. Our facilities include:
Materials characterization and synthesis
- TEM/SEM/STEM
- Aberration corrected EM
- Cryo-TEM
- Ion beam analysis
- Microprobe
- Spectroscopy
- X-ray diffraction
- High-pressure synthesis
- life Science Electron microscopy
- Synthesis and processing
The Eyring Materials Center provides academic and industry researchers with open access to advanced facilities and equipment for materials characterization; surface, optical and structural analysis; high-resolution and life Science electron microscopy; and materials synthesis and processing notably at high pressure.
Facilities within EMC include:
- John M. Cowley Center for High Resolution Electron Microscopy
- Life Science Electron Microscopy Lab
- Goldwater Materials Science Facility
Nanofabrication
- NanoFab
- Advanced Electronics and Photonics
Our Nanofabrication facilities are equipped with the tools and expertise for advanced device processing, characterization, development and fabrication. With more than 45,000 combined square feet of clean room space, the core’s facilities specialize in nanofabrication, nanoscale processing and electronics design, fabrication, testing and integration.