This core facility is comprised of a broad collection of services used to identify research questions, construct hypotheses, design investigative studies and data collection strategies, conduct statistical analyses of data, and interpret findings.

Field research in landscape architecture, horticulture and turf management is conducted at Bluegrass Lane, near the Cornell golf course off Warren Road.

Facilitates the determination of the three-dimensional structures of proteins that play critical roles in the regulation of mammalian cell growth.

Plays a vital role in the assessment of gene therapy, direct myocardial revascularization, and radiotherapy in the treatment of heart disease. Hosts a cardiac catheterization suite with four digital laboratories.

Offers the full complement of cardiac rhythm management diagnostic and therapeutic interventions utilizing the most advanced equipment and techniques.

Performs and provides professional interpretation of a range of inpatient and outpatient electrocardiographic procedures.

The Materials Facility is a multi-function and multi-purpose Research Support Facility providing a wide spectrum of services and apparatus for materials testing, preparation, and characterization.

Provides access to tools that can generate images of surface or near-surface characteristics, such as topography or electronic structure, at length scales from microns down to nanometers in environments ranging from ultra-high vacuum to fluids.

Aids research efforts by providing support in the areas of data acquisition, analysis, display of data, and computationally intensive modeling.

Provides access to a small angle X-Ray scattering system (SAXS), a general area diffraction detection system, 2 powder diffractometers, a back-reflection Laue system, and a high-resolution diffractometer.

This facility provides equipment and expertise to assist investigators in screening chemical compound libraries using cell-based assays and automated fluorescence microscopy.

Identifies the emerging key issues of industry significance, supports research that will provide actionable results for management, disseminate information as widely as possible.

Offers services, such as business planning, research, and other Cornell University Resources, for businesses or entrepreneurs at any stage of development.

Provides access to a variety of tools, including electronic/magnetic probes, a photonics lab, microscopes, spectrometers, and other equipment.

CRCF offers updates for system software and virus protection, software installation, and network management including IP addresses and remote backups.

Instructional Laboratory Support Services

A single crystal diffraction facility equipped with two CCD based Bruker diffractometers.

The Biomedical Imaging Core Facility is dedicated to the development and support of emerging imaging technologies in biomedical research.

The Cornell Electron Storage Ring (CESR) collides beams of electrons and positrons (anti-electrons). When collisions occur, new particles are produced, and the CLEO particle detector observes them.

Provides access to state-of-the-art gene expression data analysis programs, bioinformatics software, genomic databases, and computational hardware.

Work in our interdepartmental lab centers around questions on neural coding, neuromodulation and neural correlates of memory processes.

Computer resource mainly for architecture undergraduate students

Allows observation of biological or non-biological fluorescent specimens. Since fluorescence utilizes reflected light, opaque samples may be imaged. An inverted microscope allows easy access to the specimen for physiological analysis.

CAC provides briefings, training, or consulting to over 350 organizations while advancing the science of Windows HPC.

The Cornell Biological Field Station is currently an endowed research and teaching facility of Cornell University and is managed and staffed through the Department of Natural Resources and the New York State College of Agriculture and Life Sciences.

a park for local, national and international offices and research firms, providing an interface between Cornell University and the business community

CARE is a service and a resource to the Cornell research and teaching community. The mission of CARE is to ensure animal welfare and facilitate research and teaching. CARE provides high quality animal care and veterinary services.

Equipment for evaluating all the important characteristics of polymeric materials is available at the Polymer Characterization Facility.

Maintains an inventory of chemicals and equipment necessary for research, as well as office and clerical supplies.

Enables the study of collisions between electrons and positrons.

The Cornell Experimental Ponds facility represents a unique research area consisting of 91 artificial ponds and two large reservoirs on about 160 acres of fully fenced land.

A resource center that offers instructional and research services in microscopy to the Cornell community.

The Cornell Language Acquisition Lab (CLAL) is the center for study of first language acquisition at Cornell.

Collection of equipment resources and technical expertise to enable scientists and engineers to pursue research and development projects involving the fabrication of very small (atomic/molecular) structures.

Provides advanced NMR instrumentation and support for the Cornell community.

The Cornell Nutrient Analysis Laboratories provide accurate and cost effective analysis of soil, plant, and water samples for faculty, staff, and others.

The objective of the research conducted here is to help the fruit industry remain competitive while producing high quality fruit for the consumer with minimal environmental impacts.

CAC is the site of the first multi-wall Windows/Intel CAVE environment. CAC's CAVE provides a three-dimensional, stereo immersive virtual reality environment for viewing scientific, engineering, architectural and art applications.

Services include molecular biology and protein purification to produce large amounts of pure protein that can be used as needed.

COIL provides high-quality isotope ratio measurements for students, researchers, and commercial industry.

ILR Faculty provide services such as conflict resolution, negotiations, alternative dispute resolution, organizational change, disability in the workplace, occupational safety and health, labor and employment law, and labor management relations.

Studios for architecture students available 24 hours a day

Laboratory in the Psychology Department studying bird song and behavior

Provides experiential learning opportunities and educational facilities for Cornell students, faculty, staff and the local community in the exploration of sustainable food and agricultural systems.

The Cornell University Duck Research Laboratory is a research, service and biologics production laboratory. It is a national and international resource for information on various aspects of duck production.

Located on Maple Avenue just south of the Cornell campus, the East Ithaca Farm is the home of the Department of Horticulture's hoophouse and cut-flower research.

Provides microscopes for imaging small features and for microanalysis of the elemental composition of materials.

Electron Microscopy has been part of the research environment at WCMC for over 40 years.

The Medical College has available two -80oC Revco freezers for emergency short term (i.e., approx. 1 week) use by investigators who experience a freezer breakdown that requires repair.

The Equine Drug Testing program has been active at 7 tracks throughout New York, running a total of 64,704 samples for a long list of drugs.

Used for microfabrication in a wide range of absorbing materials, with the range of applications covering accurate and rapid scribing, drilling holes through the substrate, and creating complicated patterns and devices out both silicon and plastics.

Offers researchers the opportunity to study fermentation parameters and to scale up cell growth beyond the lab bench level.

This laboratory investigates questions in vision and psychology with a combination of psychophysical and computational approaches

Weill Cornell Medical College has entered into an agreement with the Hospital for Special Surgery to create a merged flow cytometry core facility containing the equipment from both facilities.

The Food and Brand Lab is an interdisciplinary group of graduate and undergraduate students from psychology, food science, marketing, agricultural economics, human nutrition, education, history, library science, and journalism

Provides an infrastructure for investigators who conduct research on human health, nutrition and related topics.

The farm is managed by Cornell University's Department of Horticulture to serve as a site for interdisciplinary research aimed at optimizing organic vegetable production systems for the Northeast.

Pilot scale equipment capable of most fruit and vegetable processing operations is used in research programs and to provide food processing services for industrial clients.

The Genetically Engineered Mouse (GEM) Phenotyping Core exists to serve investigators by providing an extensive baseline phenotypic profile of genetically engineered mice.

The Computer Center supports computing for NYSAES faculty, students, and staff.

Provides scientific glassware design and fabrication services.

The Guterman complex consists of laboratories, growth chambers, controlled atmospheric storage rooms, glass and plastic greenhouses, and an insulated building for herbicide and weed science research.

For reactions that must be carried out under high pressure or that possess an explosion hazard. Stainless steel autoclaves are available for reactions at pressures up to 135 atm. Such equipment will generally not be used for sealed tube reactions.

The Homer C. Thompson Vegetable Research Farm is the site of vegetable research for the Department of Horticulture, Entomology, Plant Breeding and Plant Pathology.

Provides instrumentation and technical services to enable and promote scientific research in materials at small dimensions.

Provides instruction and research support in immunohistochemical (IHC) and molecular pathology techniques for the Department of Biomedical Sciences, other divisions of the Veterinary College, and the campus-wide research community.

Cornell University's Insect Diagnostic Lab will help identify the pest and provide pest management suggestions.

The integrated advanced microscopy facilities at the Cornell Center for Materials Research offer a broad range of instruments supported by trained professional staff, who assist researchers as they prepare, image, and analyze their specimens.

The International Linear Collider is an electron-positron collider with an initial collision energy of 500 GeV, upgradable to 1 TeV.

In order to comply with environmental regulations by minimizing all radioactive discharges, an activated charcoal hood designed to trap radioactive iodine was installed for use by investigators.

Pesticide Residues and Environmental Contaminants -- Methods Development & Chemical Analyses

This lab studies the evolution and causation of behavior.

This lab studies the evolution and causation of behavior.

Allows imaging at very high resolution (1nm at 20keV and 2.5nm at 5keV).

The purpose of the McGovern Center will be to provide space and resources for Cornell faculty, students and staff who want to create a start-up business to commercialize technology that they have licensed from the University.

The L.A.P.D. Lab conducts experimental analyses of the temporal dynamics of language, action, and perception.

The L.A.P.D. Lab conducts experimental analyses of the temporal dynamics of language, action, and perception.

As part of the AEM program, this lab studies economic and psychological phenomena

Lab Animal Services is an AAALAC accredited organization providing quality animal care for a wide variety of animals in several specialized facilities. Many of our Animal Technicians are AALAS certified or working toward their certification.

Offers a variety of technologies to identify and characterize microorganisms to the genus, species and subspecies level, including a Riboprinter? Microbial Identification System from Qualicon (subsidiary of DuPont)..

The lab's research encompasses human judgment and decision making, numeracy and quantitative reasoning, risk and uncertainty, medical decision making, social judgment, and false memory.

Lab concerned wtih learning and memory, context processing, episodic memory, spatial navigation and attention

Carries office supplies, electronic supplies, precious metals, hardware and much more.

The mandate of Advanced Technology Assessment is to help identify, test, evaluate, acquire, implement, and optimize newly emerging technologies as shared resources in core facilities.

CBSU was founded in 2001 as a computational resource for the Tri-institutional Collaboration among Cornell University, Weill Cornell Medical College, Rockefeller University, and Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center.

The Microarray Facility is a fee-for-service laboratory whose goal is to produce high-quality microarray data.

A laboratory with DNA Sequencing, DNA Fragment Analysis, Real Time PCR & Sequence Detection.

We offer access to a number of commercial software licenses and support the Information Technology infrastructure for our own peer facilities as well as a number of other units on campus. We are available for ad hoc consulting in information technology.

The Protein Facility encompasses four major efforts: molecular biology, prokaryotic protein, eukaryotic protein production/purification, and characterization instrumentation.

Services relate to analyzing peptides, proteins, oligonucleotides, lipids, carbohydrates and small molecules from samples in solution or separated by chromatography or electrophoresis.

Cornell Core Transgenic Mouse Facility is one of the members of Cornell University LSCLC. Our goal is to facilitate the production and study of gain-of-function and loss-of-function transgenic mice to the university.

The Little Moose Field Station serves as the field headquarters for investigations in the Adirondack Mountains, and is located near Old Forge in the southwestern Adirondacks, about three hours from the Cornell campus.

Supplies liquid helium for some Cornell science and engineering groups; Dr. Smith instructs members of research groups in techniques of handling and transferring liquid helium and liquid nitrogen; looks after the liquid nitrogen dispensing area nearby.

MacDaniels Nut Grove is a forest farming and agroforestry research and education center in the Cornell Plantations.

Core research and support of CHESS users, who perform macromolecular diffraction experiments.

Executes research in the areas of cell signaling, micro diffraction, membrane proteins, optimized data collection at synchrotron sources, crystallographic phasing, large unit cell crystallography, and x-ray optics for crystallography.

A high technology model-shop staffed by experienced professional machinists. The personnel advise on design as well as executing the needed machining, brazing, welding and other peripheral operations for fabricating experimental apparatus.

Weill Medical College has established a mass spectrometry (MS) core facility for analysis of protein structure.

A multi-function and multi-purpose Research Support Facility providing a wide spectrum of services and apparatus for materials testing, preparation, and characterization.

Consists of Affymetrix GeneChip array instruments, a custom array system, ABI PRISM 7700 Sequence Detection System, Agilent 2100 bioanalyzer and related bioinformatics tools, including software for image acquisition, microarray and SNP data analysis.

The facility provides the latest technology in computer hardware and software to assist investigators in applying molecular modeling techniques to their research.

The Mt. Pleasant Farm provides about 290 acres of tillable ground for field research. The farm is located about 7 miles east of Ithaca and the soils are representative of the marginal, acid soils of the southern tier of New York State.

The NBTC BioFacility offers access to a wide range of equipment and supplies, all listed and described on the facility web page.

The official seed testing facility for New York State. It uses procedures and tolerances that are prescribed by the Association of Official Seed Analysts (AOSA) and both Germination and Purity analysts have been tested and certified by AOSA.

NRAES assists faculty in increasing the public availability in areas such as horticulture production, dairy, lifestock, and poultry production systems, agriculture waste management, farm safety, environmental engineering, etc.

Performs a variety of cardiovascular imaging tests involving use of radionuclide cineangiograms (RNCA or MUGA) and single-photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) scanners.

List of facilities for plant breeding.

This facility provides equipment and expertise to assist investigators in applying sophisticated optical microscopy techniques to their research.

PMEP promotes the safe use of pesticides for the applicator, the consumer, and the environment and also serves as a pesticide information/education center for those interested in pesticide chemicals.

Provides plant disease diagnostic services for anyone interested in plant diseases. Services include analysis of plant material and soil for bacterial, fungal, viral, and nematode pathogens as well as suggesting appropriate control measures when available

This multi-faceted facility, which services a wide array of research projects, consists of greenhouses, growth chambers, a dew room and a seed harvest room.

Provides access to and instruction in the use of state of the art equipment and materials for the transfer of genes into plant, algal and fungal species.

Provides laboratory testing for mastitis, milking equipment evaluation, milking parlor performance, milker training and many other services.

A service department, the Research Animal Resource Center provides staff and facilities to effect the humane care and use of animals used in research and teaching at Weill Medical College.

The Resource Ecology and Management (REM) facility is a field research facility that provides lab space for various projects such as aquaculture, fish behavior and management, and biological control of exotic plant species.

The SaSI lab in the Psychology Department at Cornell University devotes itself to studying accuracy and error in human judgment.

The Uihlein Sugar Maple Research-Extension Field Station is recognized as the center for sugar maple research and extension for the northeastern US and Canada.

Provides 3 new ultra-high flux synchrotron x-ray beam lines with experimental stations optimized to study dynamically evolving materials.

Allows quantitative, digital imaging and spectroscopy of materials at very high spatial and energy resolution.

General research resource for the isolation, collection, preservation, and distribution of fungal strains from insects, other arthropods, and nematodes.

It offers Cornell employees the option not to travel to meetings in distant locations and has the ability to connect colleagues from all over the world. Contact individual facility for more information.

The new Cornell Vinification & Brewing Technology Laboratory is a pilot plant dedicated to research and teaching in wine and brewing sciences.

Recognizing the need to provide its faculty with the tools to conduct state-of-the-art research, Weill Cornell has developed 20 core facilities.

CTC provides briefings, training, or consulting to over 350 organizations while advancing the science of Windows HPC.

Provides NYS Wineries affordable technical service for juice and wine analysis for quality assurance and problem solvingProvides NYS winery affordable technical service for juice and wine analysis for quality assurance and problem solving;

This facility provides equipment and expertise to assist investigators in obtaining crystallographic structures of macromolecules and in analyzing and visualizing protein structures.

The Agriculture Innovation Center (AIC) helps ag producers add value to what they produce (i.e, via product branding; product quality enhancement, etc.)