National Cryo-EM centers

NIH has established multiple national cryo-EM service centers to provide access to the technology and is supporting the development of cryo-EM training curricula to build a skilled workforce.

All three centers accept external proposals to use their resources. A key feature of these centers is that the access (including screening and training) is proposal-based and free of charge.

https://www.cryoemcenters.org/

S2C2: https://s2c2.slac.stanford.edu/research

PNCC: https://pncc.labworks.org/access

NCCAT: http://nccat.nysbc.org/proposalcentral/

New Cryo-ET centers are accepting applications.

https://www.cryoetportal.org/

CCET: https://ccet.colorado.edu/

MCCET: https://cryoem.wisc.edu/about-mccet/

SCSC: https://scsc.slac.stanford.edu

NCITU: https://ncitu.nysbc.org/#workflow

Additional free-of-charge Titan Krios access opportunities:

NCI provides access to Titan Krios to projects that are relevant in cancer research.

https://www.cancer.gov/research/resources/cryoem

BNL Laboratory for Biomolecular Structure offers access opportunities similar to national centers.

https://www.bnl.gov/cryo-em/

NIH-funded MicroED imaging Center

MEDIC is a cryoEM facility based at UCLA David Geffen School of Medicine dedicated to MicroED technology development and structure solution.

Google map of Highend CryoEM worldwide

NIH has established multiple national cryo-EM service centers to provide access to the technology and is supporting the development of cryo-EM training curricula to build a skilled workforce.

Additional free-of-charge Titan Krios access opportunities: