The Division of Research maintains a number of core facilities. New core facilities will be added as they come on line. For further information on each of the facilities, click below.
The UH ABC is available to all UH researchers that would like to use ABC equipment, or want to request rodent behavioral testing. External clients may request a full range of behavioral testing services offered by the UH ABC.
ACO provides professional veterinary, surgical, and animal care services. Training is available on the care and use of animals for UH faculty, staff, and trainees.
Crafted as a partnership between HPE-DSI and UH Libraries, the Digital Humanities Core (DHC) consolidates technological infrastructure, research tools, and interdisciplinary expertise to establish a digital project production and publishing facility for UH researchers. The DHC, initiated in 2022, will be housed in and administered by UH Libraries.
The center of electron microscopy is equipped with scanning electron microscopes, plasma Focus Ion Beam, and transmission electron microscopes. All with a wide arrange of spectroscopies including chemical analysis such as energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS).
The UH MALDI TOF Core Facility was established in 2022 to provide the UH research community with access to the latest mass spec technology. In addition to standard MALDI experiments, the facility is capable of running MALDI imaging experiments.
The RCDC houses the Hewlett Packard Enterprise Data Science Institute (HPE DSI) resources to advance high-performance computing at the University of Houston.
TcSUH houses equipment dedicated to the fabrication and analysis of superconductor materials, processing and characterization of compound semiconductors, advanced oxide material systems, and advancement of thin film deposition techniques.
