Overview
The research-intensive cores are an integral part of the scientific pipeline at The University of Kansas Medical Center. Beginning in 2017, the Senior Associate Dean for Research has hosted an annual event to highlight the scientific teams that manage the core facilities and directly contribute to the research mission on campus. In addition to showcasing core scientific services, the event has featured vendor talks in support of new technologies emerging on campus. Please watch for the next event so you can come to learn about our core services and experts!
September 19th, 2024
Noon - 3:30 p.m.
HEALTH EDUCATION BUILDING B104
Schedule
Noon
Welcome
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Dr. Peter Smith, KUMC SOM Senior Associate Dean for Research
12:15 p.m.
From Genomics to Multiomics: Introducing the new Illumina NovaSeqX sequencer to drive cross-core collaboration
- Dr. Robert Yamulla, Illumina
1:15 p.m.
Biology at True Resolution: The 10X Toolkit
- Dr. Amanda Swain and Connor Noda, 10X Genomics
1:45 p.m.
Ductal Carcinoma in Situ: Understanding the Molecular and Cellular Basis of Malignant Transition via Spatial Transcriptomics
- Dr. Emily Nissen, KUMC Department of Biostatistics
2 - 3:30 p.m.
Networking Session
- Core posters, Q&A tables, fun treats!
New Technology
Hear about new and emerging core technologies from several short platform talks.
Posters
Converse with scientists from 26 cores about services and techniques available to enhance your research.
Participating Cores
Preclinical Model Cores
Translational Cores
Dry Lab Cores
Wet Lab Cores
What is a KUMC Core?
CORE (core) n. \ˈkȯr\
- A service facility that offers shared research resources, including technology, techniques and expert consultation to the KUMC community.
- An essential fabric of the research infrastructure at KUMC.
DID YOU KNOW...
There are over two dozen cores at KUMC!
Each core offers a variety of resources that may enhance your next grant or research project.