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Featured News & Stories
Office of Research
BRCF Flow Cytometry Service Enhancements Coming July 1
The BRCF Flow Cytometry Core is introducing a new billing structure that provides researchers with greater transparency, precision, and control over their spending.
Office of Research
BRCF Core Closures for the 4th of July Holiday 2026
In observance of Independence Day, several cores will be closed on July 3 or have adjusted hours for sample submissions and special orders.
Office of Research
Chang Kim is the Next BRCF Flow Cytometry Core Faculty Director
Chang Kim, Ph.D., was recently appointed faculty director of the BRCF Flow Cytometry Core. He brings expertise in cytometry, imaging, and leadership.
Office of Research
Call for R01 Boot Camp Mentees and Coaches
R01 Boot Camp is an intensive mentorship program designed to help early career faculty receive their first NIH Research Project Grants (R01, or equivalent). While developing proposals over the 9-month course, mentees attend a variety of workshops on topics such as grant writing, budgeting, and constructing components of the grant application.
Office of Research
Funding Forum Monthly Sessions
The Funding Forum is a monthly session hosted by the Grant Services and Analysis team offering updates and guidance on key grant processes and requirements.
Office of Research
Call for Faculty to Join the Central Biorepository Steering Committee
The Central Biorepository is seeking faculty to serve on its steering committee to help guide its strategy, direction, and impact. Faculty with diverse perspectives from all areas of expertise in basic, clinical, or translational research are welcome to apply.
