Arizona State University's Clinical Research Services is dedicated to providing researchers with access to equipment and staff necessary to support or conduct high-quality human clinical research. Our state-of-the-art facilities are designed to support collaborative teams of faculty, students, external researchers, and community outreach groups - all of which are working to develop and conduct research that has direct value and relevance to health challenges in the community.

Clinical Research Services can be provided offsite or at three locations in the Phoenix Metro Area:

  • Health Futures Center at Mayo Clinic.
  • 850 Phoenix Bioscience Core Facility.
  • Arizona Biomedical Collaborative Research Building.
Translational Research Laboratory
ASU’s lab space offers a wide range of analytical testing equipment, providing analysis that includes chemical, hormone, metabolite, and immunological assays.
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Clinical Exercise Physiology Laboratory
This space is specifically designed for conducting human clinical trials in examining the health and human performance in all populations - featuring cardiovascular monitoring, ergonometric testing, and neuromuscular training and testing.
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Imaging
ASU’s clinical imaging capabilities feature state-of-the-art instrumentation for human imaging and body composition testing.
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Clinical Space
ASU offers a diverse selection of clinical spaces, with multi-use clinical rooms for participant activities, bookable simulation labs, wet and dry laboratory spaces, meeting facilities, and learning studios
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Nutrition
ASU’s nutrition facilities offer a variety of research methods including metabolic monitoring, a research kitchen, nutrition services, and a fully outfitted teaching kitchen.
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Sample Collection
ASU offers a diverse set of sample collection services that involve obtaining samples through various methods such as venipuncture, IV catheterization, and collecting fecal, urine, and saliva samples
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