Research Support Services
Research Support Services accelerates world-class research by providing expertise and technologies that empower our scientists and research community to improve human health through innovative scientific discovery.
Our Research Support Services provide a wide variety of centralized and shared services, equipment and expertise to support the research enterprise and innovation at National Jewish Health.
Integrated Bioinformation & Specimen Center
Collaborates with clinical and basic science researchers to design, analyze, and present results and to develop procedures for the capture, management, and quality-control of data. Provides fee for service statistical analysis, study design, and data conversion, as well JMP and SAS licenses.
Cytometry
Accelerates the development of basic scientific research towards clinical application by identifying and protecting the institute’s intellectual property and facilitating business partnerships.
Provides primary human cells to faculty to support research projects and NIH grant applications.
The Human Lung Tissue Consortium is a unique research partnership dedicated to accelerating discoveries in pulmonary science. The consortium brings together investigators from across National Jewish Health and collaborating institutions to share access to high-quality human lung tissue resources that support a diverse range of research initiatives.
Provides support to NJH researchers in mass spectrometric analyses of lipids and other small molecules in virtually all biological matrixes.
Library & Knowledge Services supports the clinical, research, and educational programs of National Jewish Health. Services for faculty and staff include expert searching, customized instruction, and research analytics. Our Helen L. Rider Health Information Center features a resource area for patients and their families.
Works to establish an IT framework for efficient processing of radiologic images, provide quantitative image analysis for clinical and research purposes, and develops novel image analysis techniques to recognize and characterize normal and abnormal regions of lung and other organs.
Seeks to conduct and enable research and NJH aimed at stem cell characterization, regeneration of the lung, and the genetic editing of stem and other primary cells.
Provides histology support for researchers at NJH and the University of Colorado, including processing and embedding of samples, H&E stains, IHC, and a variety of special stains.
Research Informatics and Computing Core