Research Facilities

Explore Research Through Our Various Facilities

• Blatt BioImaging Center: The Blatt BioImaging Center is a light microscopy core facility that focuses on live cell and enhanced resolution imaging of diverse model organisms ranging from cells to organoids and whole organisms.
• Research Computing: The University provides researchers with access to high-performance computing clusters, empowering them to tackle complex computational challenges and data-intensive projects. Research computing at Syracuse University is a collaborative effort between the campus research community and technology groups from across campus. The technology groups include both distributed information technology teams as well as support from Information Technology Services (ITS) which provides research computing infrastructure resources.
• Materials Research Core Facility: The Materials Research Core is a cornerstone of the research capabilities of BioInspired Syracuse. The facility is an enabling resource for researchers engaged in a wide spectrum of problems, ranging from fundamental studies of the biochemical and physical processes controlling cell functions to the development of new technologies for biomedical applications.
• Microanalytical Lab: The department of Earth & Environmental Sciences houses the Microanalytical Lab that specializes in microscopes used to determine the structure and composition of materials and natural samples at the microscopic level.
• Special Collections Research Center: SCRC’s collections span time and format, from cuneiform tablets to digital media, and document the history of Syracuse University and our global society through rare and unique printed materials, photographs, artworks, audio and moving image recordings, University records and more.
• Qualitative Data Repository: is a dedicated archive for storing and sharing digital data (and accompanying documentation generated or collected through qualitative and multi-method research in the social sciences and related disciplines.