New core removes barriers to RNA-based research, drug discovery efforts at U-M
Originally published in The University Record on September 25, 2026 By Emily KageyLife Sciences Institute The Nucleic Acids Therapeutics (NATx) Core recently opened at the University of Michigan Life Sciences Institute, expanding opportunities for investigators across the university and around the world to develop nucleic acid–based therapies and research tools. Nucleic acids — DNA and ...
Call out your cores: a new tool for citing research cores
The Research Cores Office is pleased to announce the implementation of Research Resource Identifiers (RRIDs), a new tool for acknowledging and tracking the pivotal contributions of research cores in scholarly publications. RRIDs are unique identifiers used to cite research resources, including model organisms, antibodies, software tools and research cores. By utilizing RRIDs, researchers can refer ...
What it takes to bring semiconductor manufacturing back to the US
Michigan News, Story by Katherine McAlpine Featuring: Lurie Nanofabrication Facility