Research Infrastructure
Your resources, when you need them
The David Geffen School of Medicine (DGSOM) at UCLA has a proud tradition of producing accomplished physician-scientists. Not only will you be given outstanding opportunities to contribute to scientific discovery, but you will also be exposed to our world-renowned faculty whose ever-evolving innovations and groundbreaking research inform scientific and medical thought around the globe.
UCLA has a robust system of reporting and support resources for those in need of guidance, counseling, or resolution services. See confidential counseling, anonymous reporting, mental health support, and emergency services.
Core Technology Centers
Affordable and independent instrumentation and services suited to your research.
CTSI's Researcher Resources
Human Gene and Cell Therapy Facility (HGCTF)
Supports manufacturing of gene and cell therapy products for UCLA investigators as well as other academic and industry partners.
Research Cores
Statistical Consulting
Advice and resources to enable you to develop and/or extend your statistical computing skills, helping you to independently use common statistical packages for the analysis of research data.
General Resouces
See support resources including:
- Policies and Procedures
- Visa and Licensing Office
- Office of Contract and Grant Administration
- Extramural Fund Management (EFM)
- Research Policy & Compliance.
These resources provide answers to your most pressing administrative needs, including information on policies and procedures, immigration assistance, contract guidance, financial reporting, and more.
Administrative Support
DGIT Research Informatics Team
Supports manufacturing of gene and cell therapy products for UCLA investigators as well as other academic and industry partners.
These support services, which touch on everything from study design to statistical analysis, bolster researcher endeavors at all levels, disciplines, and stages of completion.
Research Support
Helping researchers understand the regulatory and compliance requirements for research at UCLA and promoting open communication about and adoption of safe laboratory practices.
Research Safety