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Center for Research Computing
Rice University
The Center for Research Computing (CRC) works to meet Rice community members’ research needs with specialized computing resources and services. We maintain shared research computing infrastructure on campus as well as relationships with off-campus organizations and vendors and facilitate the optimal use of these resources through consultation and direct partnership.
Through the CRC, Rice researchers have access to a wide array of scalable computing resources: on- and off-campus cloud computing and storage, traditional supercomputing resources on Rice’s cluster and national networks, specialized infrastructure for the fast transfer of large datasets, and secure virtual research environments.
The CRC assists researchers in planning their use of research computing resources and executing on their plans. We consult on grants, support the use and optimization of specialized software and systems, partner on and incubate projects, and run public and custom workshops on research computing topics such as parallelization, virtualization, and cloud migration.
When your project has outgrown your desktop PC, the CRC helps you keep growing. More information can be found on the core website.
Looking for a particular piece of equipment?
Did you know that the GCC has a Shared Equipment and Resource Committee (SERC) composed of the Directors/Leaders in equipment inventory and acquisition from each of the GCC institutions? If you are looking for a particular piece of equipment, please email Suzanne Tomlinson, and the committee members will work together to try to locate it and introduce you to the PI who owns/administers it.
GCC Shared Equipment and Cores
Shared core facilities are an important benefit to members of the GCC research community.
GCC Member Institution Designated Shared Core Facilities
- Advanced Cellular & Tissue Microscopy Core
- Atomic Force Microscopy Core
- Electron Microscopy Core
- Flow Cytometry Core
- Machine Shop
- Research Pathology
- For additional cores/resources not listed here, please visit the Houston Methodist Research Cores site or contact Brenda Hartman
- Mass Spectrometry Core
- Molecular Genomics Core
- Next Generation Sequencing Core
- Transgenic Mouse Core Facility
- Sealy Center for Molecular Medicine Selected Reaction Monitoring Mass
- Clinical Research Center
- Cryo-Electron Microscopy
- Inhalation Toxicology Core
- Flow Cytometry and Cell Sorting Core Lab
- Informatics
- Molecular Genetics Facility
- Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy
- Optical Microscopy Core
- Research Histopathology
- Solution Biophysics Laboratory
- Tissue Culture Core Facility
- X-ray Crystallography Laboratory