Core Laboratories Center
The Core Laboratories Center (CLC), also referred to as the CLC, are 17 centralized core facilities that provide access to instruments, technologies, services, expert consultations, and other services to all of Weill Cornell's researchers. Our cores are designed to enhance the productivity and effectiveness of research by providing access to high-quality, cost-effective resources that would otherwise be challenging for individual research groups to maintain on their own. Below is a listing of the exciting resources and services available through all our core facilities under the CLC.
CORE Facilities
- Applied Bioinformatic Core
- Citigroup Biomedical Imaging Center (CBIC)
- Cryogenic Electron Microscopy Core
- Epigenomics Core
- Fisher Drug Discovery Resource Center (DDRC)
- Flow Cytometry Core
- Genomics Core
- High Performance Computing
- Human Immune Monitoring Core
- Human Therapeutic Organoid Core
- Institutional Biorepository Core
- Metabolic Phenotyping Core
- Microbiome Core
- Neuroanatomy Electron Microscopy Core
- Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR)
- Proteomics and Metabolomics Core
Other Facilities
Clinical & Translational Science Center (CTSC) Cores
Research Cores Seminar Series
The Research Cores Seminar Series highlights key services that the Core Laboratories Center (CLC) cutting edge core facilities offer to assist with the critical advances in biomedical research. This series is geared towards research investigators, postdocs and students who are interested to see how services provided by the CLC core facilities can play a major role in their biomedical research.
2024 Seminars
2023 Seminars
- 1/9/23: Interpreting your Data to New Biological Understanding
- 1/23/23: Discovery of COVID-associated proteins in a joint WCM-NY and Qatar collaboration using the OLINK platform
- 2/14/23: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR), An Essential Method For Chemical and Structural Analysis
- 2/23/23: LC-MS Based Metabolomics Profiling and Its Applications in Biomedical Research
- 3/14/23: Automated Imaging in Multi-Well Plates Using the ImageXpress Micro Confocal High-Content Imaging System
- 3/23/23: Drug Discovery using High Throughput Mass Spectrometry and Surface Plasmon Resonance
- 4/6/23: Spatial Gene Expression for FFPE and Fresh Frozen Tissues
- 9/20/23: Decoding the Future: Advances in Long Read Sequencing
- 10/24/23 High-resolution Epigenomic Analysis of Transcription Initiation
- 11/14/23 Molecular Landscapes_ Delving Deep with Cryo-EM
- 11/28/23 Proteomics & Metabolomics_ Unraveling Alzheimer’s Disease Pathophysiology Mechanisms
2022 Seminars
- 10/22/22: Transmission Electron Microscopy (TEM) Services
- 10/31/22: Utilize Cell Sorting with the FACSAria II
- 11/15/22: Using Glacios 200kV Electron Microscope to screen Cryo-EM samples
- 11/30/22: Comprehensive Metabolic Phenotyping of Your Mouse Model and Cellular System
- 12/13/22: Single-cell Sequencing Technology, an Innovative Tool for Biology and Medicine
Contact Us
To learn more, visit the CORE Facilities website.