Center for Addiction & Disease Risk Exacerbation

Clinical Lab Core

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Partner with the CLC

Collaborate with us to enhance your research with our extensive lab resources.

Cite CADRE

Publications resulting from the use of Center resources must cite CADRE to ensure NIH compliance.

Clinical Lab Core

The Clinical Laboratory Core (CLC) provides investigators with the tools they need.

The Clinical Laboratory Core (CLC) supports research led by CADRE investigators, other investigators at Brown University, and investigators from other IDeA-state institutions who are conducting research on substance use and chronic disease, by identifying and providing the scientific expertise, clinical acumen, technical capability, space, and other resources necessary to meet the needs of their projects.

These resources build on and complement, but do not overlap, resources currently available at Brown. Ultimately, provision of these resources via the CLC improves efficiency, consistency and economy of scale across projects. The CLC’s team members include:

CLC Core Leader

Our Aims

  1. Provide resources for conducting in-person and remote human subjects research on substance use and chronic disease.
  2. Develop a business plan to expand the CLC's user base, implement a fee-for-service model, and ensure self-sustainability post-COBRE funding.
  3. Maintain a center-wide database of transdiagnostic risk factors linked to the development and progression of SUDs and chronic disease.

Request Services

Use the request form below to request services and materials from the Clinical Lab Core.

Work request form

Partner with the CLC

Collaborate with us to enhance your research with our extensive lab resources.

Cite CADRE

Publications resulting from the use of Center resources must cite CADRE to ensure NIH compliance.