These include trace mineral, vitamin, lipid, amino acid, enzyme, hormone, cytokine, stable and radioactive isotope, microcirculatory, food processing, genetic engineering, molecular biology, body composition, and energy assessment analyses. Mass spectrophotometer, electron microscope and electron spin resonance facilities at the University are available for use when needed.
Students have access to the equipment and facilities through their advisor.
Opportunity for community-based research exist locally and throughout the state. Hardwire access to the internet is available in all major buildings. The Sanders-Brown Center on Aging is a multidisciplinary center for gerontological teaching, research and service, dedicated to improving the quality of life for older adults. More than 2,000 elderly volunteers as research subjects are available through the center. A graduate certificate in Gerontology is awarded through the center.