Core Facilities

Infrastructure for computation and validation.

Resources that let BioRacc screen, simulate, and test infectious disease candidates end to end.

Inside the lab

Spaces and instruments that power discovery.

Computational drug discovery training lab

BioRacc computational training lab with rows of workstation computers and monitors

Anchored at TSU, extended by partnership

Core capacity sits within the Centre for Biomedical and Minority Health Research and the College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences, with high-performance computing and experimental collaborators across Houston's research ecosystem.

Explore research focus

Shared access

How a collaboration usually starts

Collaborative access is available for qualifying research projects. Tell us what you need—compute support, training lab time, or experimental partnership—and we will outline next steps.

We aim to reply within 3–5 business days.

Step 1
Send a short email with your question, timeline, and whether you need compute, training, or experimental partnership.
Step 2
We schedule a brief call or lab visit to align on scope, resources, and expectations.
Step 3
Qualified projects move forward with shared access, co-mentoring, or a joint work plan.

Start a collaboration Email about facility access

Instrument bench with Bio-Rad equipment and biosafety cabinet in the BioRacc Lab

Shared access

Need these facilities for your work?

Ask about collaborative use of biocontainment, screening, spectroscopy, and computational resources.

Request collaboration Email the lab

Collaborative access is available for qualifying research projects.