Shared Resources
SCI provides expert support services and state-of-the-art equipment to all its members through a number of core facilities
Animal Tumor Models
Offers a variety of animal-based services, including transgenic and knockout models, preclinical oncology and histopathology
Biomedical Informatics
Develop and provide the Stanford Cancer Institute Research Database (SCIRDB), integrating many data resources such as: EPIC; STRIDE; OnCore; Stanford Cancer Registry; Social Security Death Index; specialized databases in surgical pathology, radiation oncology, medication, and tissue bank.
Bioscience Screening Facility
Provides multiple high-throughput screening technologies and support services to advance drug discovery and target identification research.
Biostatistics
Delivers a range of statistical support services, including project design, ongoing evaluation, data interpretation and reporting of results.
Cancer Imaging
Offers a variety of pre-clinical imaging technologies to observe and analyze living models of cancer
Cell Sciences Imaging
Provides a number of advanced imaging systems to study the molecular and structural organization of cells and tissue.
Flow Cytometry
Provides leading-edge cell sorting and analysis services, training, consultation and data management.
Genomics
Offers the latest genomics technologies as well as expertise, services, and scientific support to further cancer-related research.
Human Immune Monitoring
Provides sensitive and accurate assays to measure biomarkers relevant to the immune system or specific pathogens.
Proteomics
Offers spectrometry-based resources to support studies of protein presence, structure and/or function in cancer-related inquiries.
Tissue Procurement
Procures, stores and provides malignant and healthy tissue and blood specimens, and provides staining and pathological review services.
Holden Maecker, PhD
Associate Director
Shared Resources
Additional Resources
Canary Center
The mission of the center is to foster research leading to the development of blood tests and molecular imaging approaches to detect and localize early cancers.
Spectrum
Spectrum is a Stanford independent research center funded in part by an NIH Clinical and Translational Science Award (CTSA). Its goal is to accelerate and enhance medical research, from basic discovery to improved patient care.
SPARK Program
SPARK is a unique partnership between university and industry whose purpose is to provide the education and mentorship necessary to advance research discoveries from the bench to the bedside.