Advanced research often requires specialized expertise, equipment and capabilities that can be difficult for an individual company or research team to build on its own. Some of those resources may be closer than you think.

Join KU Innovation Park on Tuesday, October 6, for a look inside four KU Core Labs and learn how their expertise and technology can help researchers and companies move projects forward. Each core will share the research challenges it can help solve, specialized services and instrumentation available and examples of real-world applications.

You’ll also learn how KU Core Labs can complement your existing research capabilities, how to access their services and what it takes to get a project started.

Featured KU Core Labs:

• Flow Cytometry Core: Flow cytometry, cell analysis and cell sorting
• Synthetic Chemical Biology Core: Synthetic chemistry, molecular probes and compound analysis
• Infectious Disease Assay Development Core: Assay development, validation and screening for infectious disease research
• Computational Chemical Biology Core: Computational modeling, virtual screening and molecular design

Why it matters: KU’s Core Labs give researchers and companies access to sophisticated tools and specialized expertise without having to build every capability in-house. Come explore what’s available and where KU resources could help accelerate your next project.

Lunch and networking begin at 11:45 a.m., and the presentation will take place from noon to 1 p.m. at KU Innovation Park’s Phase III Facility, 2033 Becker Drive.

This event is free, but registration is required as lunch will be provided. Please register below. The event is open to anyone. You do not have to work for a Park company to attend. If you register but can no longer attend, please let us know.