About Our Research Services
Resources for health researchers
Find resources by topic:
- Grants management
- Policies and regulatory affairs
- Data
- Clinical partners
- Promotions
- Collaborators
- Commercialization
- Background research
View all AHC researcher resources
Research Toolkit: Guidance for health researchers
Find more research support at the AHC's colleges, schools, and centers
The Research Services website gives researchers a go-to place for exploring service units that can support their research.
Whether you're looking for facilities, equipment, or other types of study support, the Research Services website is your go-to place. Search services by category, tag, or name.
Academic Health Center (AHC) and University of Minnesota units support a wide range of researchers, providing services for individuals and organizations outside the University as well as employees.
Researchers:
Request to add your research service
What you’ll find on this site
The Research Services website features special functionality that enables visitors to explore service units by categories and tags.
It also houses the web content of several units that are part of the Academic Health Center (i.e., sites within a site):
- Advanced Research and Diagnostic Laboratory (ARDL)
- Bioprinting Facility
- Biosafety Level 3 Program
- Center for Translational Medicine
- Cytokine Reference Laboratory
- Flow Cytometry Resource
- FV500 Confocal Microscopy
- Integrative Biology and Physiology Phenotyping Cores
- Molecular and Cellular Therapeutics
- Mouse Genetics Laboratory
- Research Animal Resources
Research ethics at the University of Minnesota
We are committed to protecting research participants, upholding ethical standards, and improving our practice at every step of our work.
Want to add your unit?
We want to make this website as comprehensive as possible, and are always looking to include new service units.
If your services, labs, or equipment are affiliated with the Academic Health Center and/or University of Minnesota and available to a wide range of researchers, we encourage you to complete a brief form so we can learn more about your unit and how it serves researchers.
Who manages this site
The Academic Health Center Office of Communications created this website, which is maintained by the Clinical and Translational Science Institute.
The website features a who's who of research services, and helps service units raise their profile.
The Research Services website makes it easier to navigate the many units dedicated to serving researchers.
Are you a researcher? Let us know what you think!
We invite you complete a short survey to share your feedback.
The survey takes less than two minutes to complete, and will help us make this website more valuable to you.