Rhode Island IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence Equipment Purchase

$214,375P20FY2022GMNIH

University Of Rhode Island, Kingston RI

Investigators

Linked publications & trials

Paper 39771566 Paper 39671498 Paper 39660007 Paper 39605548 Paper 39589881 Paper 39535198 Paper 39486611 Paper 39386538 Paper 39365306 Paper 39321902 Paper 39315710 Paper 39230440 Paper 39210950 Paper 39100891 Paper 39041912 Paper 38992208 Paper 38945284 Paper 38814092 Paper 38787127 Paper 38758591 Paper 38740275 Paper 38671548 Paper 38664831 Paper 38573229 Paper 38559165 Paper 38495104 Paper 38370816 Paper 38352403 Paper 38294191 Paper 38019191 Paper 37984201 Paper 37961616 Paper 37960218 Paper 37953358 Paper 37857310 Paper 37746630 Paper 37676009 Paper 37610230 Paper 37584461 Paper 37575393 Paper 37569681 Paper 37544669 Paper 37410951 Paper 37403713 Paper 37399413 Paper 37375758 Paper 37291856 Paper 37246873 Paper 37228117 Paper 37154699 Paper 37066318 Paper 37019608 Paper 37019606 Paper 37001030 Paper 36996070 Paper 36951184 Paper 36642726 Paper 36598482 Paper 36515374 Paper 36481697 Paper 36396931 Paper 36383122 Paper 36382375 Paper 36335596 Paper 36249352 Paper 36174244 Paper 36144858 Paper 36121290 Paper 35980180 Paper 35907174 Paper 35839339 Paper 35838934 Paper 35604527 Paper 35467499 Paper 35460834 Paper 35438957 Paper 35398615 Paper 35225252 Paper 35018385 Paper 34954003 Paper 34915831 Paper 34892589 Paper 34873773 Paper 34827322 Paper 34757371 Paper 34746106 Paper 34732850 Paper 34586788 Paper 34575410 Paper 34560548 Paper 34558841 Paper 34482371 Paper 34464680 Paper 34413711 Paper 34328097 Paper 34309457 Paper 34224775 Paper 34162444 Paper 34156291 Paper 34096775

Abstract

Project Summary The Rhode Island IDeA Network of Biomedical Research Excellence (RI-INBRE) program aims to improve institutional biomedical research capacity and expand student training opportunities in Rhode Island. These goals are accomplished by supporting faculty development and providing hands-on instrument training. This administrative supplement requests a helium recycling system funding for Brown University's Structural Biology NMR facility, one of several RI-INBRE CRCF Extension Laboratories (CELs). High-resolution NMR spectrometers for biomolecular work require superconducting magnets cooled by liquid helium. There is a helium shortage that is threatening NMR systems worldwide. The requested system will allow recycling helium to reduce consumption, conserving this non-renewable resource.

View original record on NIH RePORTER →