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Montana State University Research and Economic Development will be hosting it’s first combined Centers, Institutes, and Core Facilities day on Monday, November 9, 2026.
Montana State University Research and Economic Development will be hosting it’s first combined Centers, Institutes, and Core Facilities day on Monday, November 9, 2026.
We invite you and your colleagues to attend.
This event is designed to showcase what Montana State University has to offer in terms of research resources and expertise. They are bringing together some of MSU’s centers, institutes, and core facilities to highlight the technologies, equipment, and knowledge available across campus. As external partners curious about what MSU can offer to industry, this event is a great opportunity to connect with the people and resources driving research forward.
The morning featured presenters will be Dr. Jayne Downey with Center for Research for Rural Education and Dr. Katey Franklin with Center for Mental Health Research & Recovery.
The afternoon will include three tracks in concurrent sessions that include, Montana Area Health Education Center (AHEC), Extreme Biology Institute, Incubator/Prototyping Lab, Social Data Collection & Analysis Services and more.
MSU invites you to please come and discover how these resources can support Montana entrepreneurs and companies whether through specialized equipment, expert consulting, or new partnership opportunities. They invite you to stop by, ask questions and explore everything MSU is doing in research.
Please share this opportunity with others who may be interested. We hope to see you at Centers, Institutes, and Core Facilities day.
Cores, Institutes and Core Facilities Day – Centers, Institutes and Core Facilities Day | Montana State University
Center for Research on Rural Education – Center for Research on Rural Education | Montana State University
Center for Mental Health Research and Recovery – Center for Mental Health Research and Recovery | Montana State University
The Center for Mental Health Research and Recovery at Montana State University seeks to respond to specific challenges associated with diagnosing and treating serious mental illnesses such as major depression, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia that severely restrict quality of life and are often a prequel to suicide. This Center combines clinical health and basic research resources to improve the process of diagnosing and treating serious mental illness through collaborative efforts between some of the State of Montana’s best neuroscientists, social scientists, clinicians, engineers, and those affected by mental illness, and their families.
Montana Office of Rural Health and Area Health Education Center – Montana Office of Rural Health and Area Health Education Center | Montana State University
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Thermal Biology Institute – Default | Montana State University
Index to the Thermal Biology Institute’s website.
Incubator – MSU NSF ART | Montana State University
Social Data Core Facility | Montana State University – Social Data Collection and Analysis Services (Social Data) | Montana State University
Social Data Collection and Analysis Services Core Facility at Montana State University