Bio-X, in collaboration with Stanford University Schools and Departments, support state-of-the-art core shared facilities. These facilities are hallmarks of Stanford Bio-X, the purpose of which is to foster communication campus wide amongst the various disciplines in biosciences, biomedicine and bioengineering. Core facilities are available to the Stanford research community.

In February 2000, the Bio-X Core Facilities Committee announced a call for proposals for a new $7M program, funded by a generous donation by James H. Clark. Stanford faculty submitted proposals for matching grants to upgrade or construct new bioresearch laboratories in existing buildings throughout the campus. Seventeen grants were awarded in May 2000. In the spirit of Bio-X, grants were awarded to faculty and staff from such diverse departments as psychology, chemistry, physics, mechanical engineering and genetics.

Bio-X Core Shared Facilities list

Information regarding Clark Center Hotel Space