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Biomedical Technology Research CentersBiomedical Technology Links Results Recent research supported by NCRR's Biomedical Technology Research Centers
See more research made possible by NCRR's Biomedical Technology Research Centers on the National Library of Medicine's PubMed ON THIS PAGE: SEE ALSO: Biomedical Technology Research Centers (BTRCs) create critical, often unique technology and methods at the forefront of their respective fields, and apply them to a broad range of basic, translational, and clinical research. This is accomplished through a synergistic interaction of technical and biomedical expertise, both within the resources and through intensive collaborations with other leading laboratories. BTRCs serve a unique purpose in the broad context of NIH-funded research. They represent a critical mass of technological and intellectual resources with a strong focus on service and training for outside investigators, as well as dissemination of technologies, methods, and software. Their goal is to promote the widespread and routine application of the cutting-edge technologies they develop across the full spectrum from bench to bedside. Resource CategoriesImaging TechnologyMagnetic Resonance Imaging; Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy; Image-Guided Therapy. READ MORE >> Informatics CentersGenetics; Modeling of Complex Systems; Molecular Dynamics; Visualization; Imaging Informatics. READ MORE >> Optical and Laser TechnologyMicroscopy; Fluorescence Spectroscopy; In Vivo Diagnosis. READ MORE >> Technology for Structural BiologySynchrotron X-Ray Technologies; Electron Microscopy; NMR. READ MORE >> Technology for Systems BiologyMass Spectrometry; Proteomics; Glycomics and Glycotechnology; Flow Cytometry. READ MORE >> PublicationsEvaluation of P41 Biomedical Technology Research Resources—April 2007 Contact InformationFor additional information on existing Biomedical Technology Research Centers, contact:
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