The term “core” includes any UC Davis research core or shared research facility (regardless of designation as a Campus Research Core Facility) on the main campus, in Sacramento, and at off-campus locations in all schools and colleges. Research cores and shared facilities include professionally managed shared instrumentation and equipment facilities, scientific recharge units, and research service centers that provide access to technologies, equipment, services, and expert consultation to enable, facilitate, and enhance the research mission of the university.
Cores which serve the campus include the 18 units listed below:
Bioinformatics Core
Campus Mass Spectrometry Facility
Center for Molecular and Genomic Imaging
College of Biological Sciences DNA Sequencing Facility
Controlled Environment Facility
DNA Technologies and Expression Analysis Cores
Biological Electron Microscopy Facility
Flow Cytometry Shared Resource Laboratory
Health Sciences District Advanced Imaging Facility
High Performance Computing for Research
Imaging Research Center
Interdisciplinary Center for Inductively-Coupled Plasma Mass Spectrometry
Keck Spectral Imaging Facility
Light Microscopy Imaging Facility, Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology
Mouse Biology Program
Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Facility
Proteomics Core Facility
West Coast Metabolomics Center