Don't forget to consider the UConn School of Nursing's Biobehavioral Lab for your research needs! We offer free consultations and quotes.
The BBL offers a dry lab space in the Arjona Building that can be utilized for human subjects data collection, including interviews, surveys, physical assessment, intervention administration, and sample collection (e.g., blood, saliva).
It also offers a wet lab space in Beach Hall that can be utilized to process, analyze, and store human and animal samples.
In addition, we are currently offering supplemental funding to InCHIP seed grant applications that include biobehavioral components (the application deadline is Friday, April 11):
- Awards up to $5,000 in Biobehavioral Research Lab credit are available
- Projects that involve biological sample collection and assessment of biomarker(s) that can be processed and analyzed in the Biobehavioral Research Lab are eligible
For more information on the BBL or the supplemental funding opportunity, see the followings links:
https://chip.uconn.edu/biobehavioral-research-supplement/
https://bbl.nursing.uconn.edu/
and/or contact us at sonbbl@uconn.edu.
Other Reminders:
The Nursing and Engineering Innovation Forum is Wednesday, April 16, from 12:30 to 6 p.m. in Rm 317, Innovation Partnership Building
https://nursing-engineering-innovation.center.uconn.edu/
The School of Nursing's Research and Scholarship Day is Monday, April 21, from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Wilbur Cross Reading Room
https://nursing.uconn.edu/research-scholarship-day/
For more information, contact: A team member at sonbbl@uconn.edu