Announcements

The last Fall session of the BUG seminar series is Wednesday December 4th, 2024 at 12-1 pm. "HP's D100: A Single-Cell Dispenser for Multi-Omics Profiling" - Antoine Abou Jaoude (HP Inc) Please join us in-person in ALS 3005 or on Zoom

The fourth session of the BUG seminar series starts this Wednesday November 13th, 2024 at 12-1 pm. "The Streamwater Microbiome as Hydrologic Observation: Leveraging Community Dynamics to Advance Hydrologic Process Understanding" - Dawn URycki (NOAA) Please join us in-person in… Read More

Join us for a seminar at OSU, where we'll introduce Nanopore Sequencing, explore how the technology works, review wet lab options, and provide a summary of bioinformatics workflows. We'd love to have you join this event to learn about Oxford Nanopore and provide an opportunity answer any questions… Read More

CQLS multi-user equipment (Link is external) in ALS 2156 has moved to ALS 3139 The new space will be open during the CQLS Core Lab 8:30am - 5pm.  After hours Instrument room access can be requested for some usage. Training (Link sends email) is required for instruments and access to… Read More

IMPORTANT: Request Access to Multi-user equipment with new lock system New Locks installed at CQLS CQLS has installed new electronic locks on our doors. With the updated locks, the encrypted orange OSU ID card will be needed to unlock the door instead of keycodes. In order for us to grant access… Read More

Engage in discussions that streamline and improve your research. See how CQLS Core lab can help. Speaker: Andrea Callegari, PhD, Field Applications Scientist,  Thermo Fisher Scientific October 22nd, 2024 Seminar at 12:00 pm on qPCR, digital PCR, sample prep Q&A at 1:00 pm… Read More

Intermediate/Surveys REDCap. October 2024: Collect sensitive data for research such as personal health/identifying information October 22, 2024:  1-2:30pm on Zoom Learn how to: -Create projects with an xml file -Deploy surveys for participant data capture and different methods to distribute… Read More

The CQLS is pleased to announce several training opportunities for the Fall 2024 term, including Introduction to Unix/Linux with Command-Line Data Analysis and RNA-Sequencing. more information. Please note, that … Read More

The CQLS is pleased to announce several training opportunities for the Fall 2024 term, including Introduction to Unix/Linux and Command-Line Data Analysis and RNA-Sequencing. More information. Please note that RNA-Sequencing will ONLY be offered as a non-credited… Read More

The Division of Research and Innovation is combining Center and Institute facility ordering systems into RELMS to streamline user management, ordering and billing, instrument usage, and equipment calendar reservations. The CQLS is beginning to transfer our weborder system into RELMS. The… Read More

The Center for Quantitative Life Sciences is pleased to announce we are restarting our Fall conference.  Please save the date: Friday November 22nd. 2024 CQLS Fall Conference CQLS at the Heart of OSU Innovation Friday, November 22nd, 2024 Full day… Read More

We will be bringing other functions of our Center into RELMS for ordering services in addition to making reservations on calendars. They will show up in different facilities in RELMS over the next few months. To make and access reservations for our shared instruments and microscopes, you will now… Read More

Note that there is an upcoming ALS building wide exhaust system shutdown planned for the entire week of June 24-28. Facilities needs to shutdown all the exhaust fans, which will impact airflow throughout the building. The building will still receive climate control, but not at full capacity. As… Read More

As we prepare to deploy the REDCap (Research Electronic Data Capture) survey and data management tool for secure personal health/identifying information research at OSU, we will be offering an introductory REDCap workshops in June.  Note: No prior experience is necessary!  WHEN: June… Read More

Our calendar reservation system has changed and eventually our ordering system will switch to the new system, Research Equipment & Lab Management System (RELMS).   RELMS is a transaction processing system for facilities to manage users, schedule equipment, track usage, and bill for… Read More