The University provides ongoing support services for its research faculty and staff through various core facilities and support labs.
Applied Physiology Lab
The lab is a 2,000 square foot facility that serves the research, teaching, and service needs of the Department of Kinesiology and Health.
Bioimaging Core Facility
The facility has a wide array of equipment and facilities dedicated to imaging Biological samples from the atomic to the macroscopic levels.
Biomechanics Lab
This 2,800 square foot biomechanics research facility, was established in 1989 to enhance biomechanical research productivity in the areas of sport and exercise activities, medical rehabilitation, and industrial and occupational activities.
Center for Advanced Brain Imaging
CABI provides researchers with a dedicated magnetic resonance imaging scanner to investigate brain functions and structure.
The CHARA Array
The array is a six-telescope optical/infrared interferometric array located at Mount Wilson, California.
Collabtech
Collabtech is Georgia State University’s joint-venture business incubator, with state-of-the-art facilities, fosters the opportunity for profitable collaboration between faculty and start-up biotechnology firms.
Culture and Fermentation Core Facility
This facility provides a state-of-the-art fermentation facility with modern equipment.
DNA/Protein Core Facility
The DNA/Protein Core provides a number of services including DNA sequencing and genomics, flow cytometry, proteomics services and other generic services.
Digital Arts Entertainment Lab (DAEL)
Digital Arts is a multimillion-dollar entertainment research and production facility that facilitates the creation and testing of digital media content and incubates emerging media arts businesses, trains graduate students and engages in academic research.
Instructional Technology Center
The Center serves as a resource center providing learning spaces, technology workshops, student computer access, and specialized educational technology resources.
Mass Spectrometry Core
Provides recently upgraded instrumentations and expertise in mass spectrometric analysis.
Muscle Biology Lab
A 400 square foot facility equipped to study skeletal muscle physiology, electrophysiology, biochemistry, histochemistry and molecular and cellular biology.
Musculoskeletal Injury Research Lab
The lab is a 1200 square foot facility with several computer workstations, teaching space and a variety of equipment for the examination, evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation of musculoskeletal injuries.
NMR Core
The Atlanta High Field NMR Facility houses spectrometers ranging from 60 MHz to 600 MHz. All instruments have gradient and triple resonance capabilities.
Pedagogy Laboratory
The Health and Physical Education Pedagogy Laboratory provides resources for faculty and students interested in teacher education and assessment. The facility includes video and computer based equipment for the recording and analysis of teaching effectiveness.
R. Cooter Bureau for Sport Business Research
This facility is used to conduct research in the areas of sport marketing, sport finance, event management, facility operation and other areas of sport administration. The facility contains computer work stations and has extensive resources available to faculty and students conducting research.
Research Computing
Research Computing Wiki
Computing provides researchers with systems and application support regarding high-performance computing. (IBM system p7-755 CARINA, IBM cluster 1350-Octans, SURAgrid, World Community Grid)
Transgenic and Gene Targeting Core
The TGT Core is a research resource for Georgia State investigators to produce gentically engineered animal models by providing DNA Microinjection, ES Cell Microinjection and Rederivation services.
Visualization Wall
This 200-million pixel visualization wall enables viewing of complex simulation data such as 3D microscope images and high-resolution MRI data.