Shared Resources

Core Research Facilities and Services

The Core Research Facilities and Services at the University of New England were established by the Office of Research and Innovation to provide the University community and other scientific institutions access to state-of-the-art equipment and training.

The purpose of the Cores is to make technology and expertise available to all students, faculty, professional staff, and external researchers. Our highly-trained facility managers help expedite the research process in a variety of ways.

The core facilities are categorized into centralized labs organized by areas of technology and scientific study. UNE currently hosts the following core facilities:

Facilities Open for Use and Collaboration

These shared University facilities support hands‑on learning, research, innovation, and cross‑disciplinary collaboration.

• Research Vessels
• Motion Analysis Lab
• Simulation Lab
• Makerspace

• MaineHealth Institute for Research MHIR
• Maine INBRE Shared Resources
• Active IDeA-Supported Cores and Facilities
• University of New Hampshire Instrumentation Center
• Driven Accelerator Hub

Please view the individual facilities’ sites for more information. Contact the Office of Research and Innovation with general questions.