The Tufts University Core Facility provides an extensive array of services to support the researchers at Tufts University as well as outside investigators.

The DataLabs at Boston and Medford are teaching and research computing spaces designed to foster collaboration and innovation among students, faculty, and staff across all Tufts' schools and

The Dental Biostatistics Division collaborates with investigators at the Tufts University School of Dental Medicine (TUSDM) on novel research.

The Rodent Breeding Service is available to aid investigators in the creation, propagation, and maintenance of rodent breeding colonies.

Preclinical Services provides the facilities and technical assistance needed to support research procedures. PS can be hired in a number of capacities depending on the desired scope of work.

Geographic Information Systems (GIS) is a set of tools and data that can help researchers, policy-makers, and community members visualize, explore, and interpret information across space to understand

The Tufts Biorepository Program has been created to provide a resource to support the research of members of the Tufts Cancer Center and other scientific faculty at Tufts Medical Center (TMC) and

The principal responsibility of Veterinary Services (VS) is to maintain and improve the health status of the experimental animals, thus providing investigative staff with high quality research animals

The Tufts Boston Health Sciences Center offers two, state-of-the-art AAALAC accredited vivariums that are available to researchers.

The CTSI Informatics Core strives to reduce barriers for conducting clinical and translational research for the Tufts community and outside investigators.