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Welcome to Vanderbilt University Medical Center iLab

 

 

Detailed User Guides:  https://www.vumc.org/oor/vumc-ilab-application

IMPORTANT: iLab Login Information:

All Vanderbilt users must log in via their home institution's iLab website. After logging into iLab, users can navigate to any core facility available in iLab (Click Core Facilities in the left-hand menu).

VUMC employees must log in via VUMC iLab: Credentials: VUMC ID & ePassword https://vumc.corefacilities.org
VU employees and students must log in via VU iLab: Credentials: VUNet ID & ePassword https://vanderbilt.corefacilities.org

 

 

 

 

Non-Vanderbilt Users:   Use your iLab (no VUNet ID) credentials.

 

Quick Reference: VUMC Investigators using VUMC Core Facilities

  VUMC Billing Number Management

  • All VUMC billing numbers will be activated in iLab via a nightly feed from Workday. Department administrators will no longer manually key in cost centers to iLab.
    • All billing numbers associated with grants will be auto-assigned to the PI’s Lab Group.
    • All other billing numbers will be active in iLab. However, there is a step required by the Department Administrator to claim the number in the system and assign it to the PI’s Lab Group.
  • PIs and Lab Managers will continue to assign access to specific lab members as appropriate. As a reminder, if the core allows users to submit service or reservation requests directly in iLab – The user will need access to the billing number to submit the request.

 

Quick Reference: VU Investigators using VUMC Core Facilities

  VU Billing Number Management

  • VU users will continue to manage VU billing numbers via the webform on the Office of Research Website.
  • All VU users can view billing numbers available directly in iLab. On any VUMC core iLab site, click the purchase order or PO tab. A list of all VU billing numbers you have access to will display. Click the number to view additional details.
    • Once the detail view is open, you can view which lab members can use the number.
    • Contact our support team at VUMCcores@vumc.org to update which of your VU lab members have access to use the billing numbers.

 

Registration Tips:

If this is your first time logging into iLab, iLab will prompt you to register by asking you to select the appropriate lab group.

  • Research Staff (PIs, Lab Managers, Lab Members): Select your PI's lab group. If your PI's lab group is not listed or you are a new PI, select the AAA Default (VUMC) Lab.
  • Department Administrators:  Select the Admin (VUMC) Lab.
  • If you are unsure what type of account you need, select the AAA Default (VUMC) Lab.

 

Contact VUMC iLab Support:

For any questions regarding access to VUMC core facilities, contact our support team at VUMCcores@vumc.org.

 

iLab Cores at Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Core Name Primary Contact Email Phone Number/Ext
VUMC BioVU

VUMC Biostatistics Collaboration Center (BCC)

The Biostatistics Collaboration Center at Vanderbilt (BCC) is a university sponsored core resource whose goal is to provide for, enhance, and/or facilitate statistical collaborations involving the design, conduct, analysis or publication of biomedical research at the university. 
VUMC CFAR-Lab Sciences Core

VUMC CHTN (Cooperative Human Tissue Network) Western Division

The Cooperative Human Tissue Network - Western Division at Vanderbilt University Medical Center is one of six institutions apart of the network funded by the National Cancer Institute to procure and distribute remnant human tissues and fluids to biomedical researchers throughout the United States, Canada and now internationally.
VUMC CRC Adult Facilities Core

The Vanderbilt Clinical Research Center is an inpatient and outpatient research facility staffed with personnel dedicated to conducting clinical research patient care. These resources are available to Vanderbilt University and Meharry Medical College clinical investigators and their study team...
VUMC CRC Pediatric Facilities Core

VUMC Cardiovascular Translational and Clinical Research (CLTCR)

VUMC Cell Culture Supplies

VUMC Clinical Informatics Core

The purpose of the Clinical Informatics Core is to enable VUMC researchers to more easily and efficiently design and implement EHR-related tools, functionalities, and interventions with input and assistance from clinical informatics experts, as well as to gain access to and analyze EHR-based data not currently available through other resources.  The services this Core will provide are:
1) Data warehouse management and provision through the VDAWGs (Vanderbilt Database Access Working Group) service.
2) Design and build of electronic health record interventions, including decision support tools.
3) Clinical data extraction and analysis.
4) Predictive model implementation.
5) Value set and logic development.
6) General clinical informatics consultation. 
VUMC Clinical Trials Processing Core

VUMC Clinical Trials Radiology Support Core

VUMC DHSR (Digital Histology Shared Resource)

DHSR provides largescale digital archiving and quantitative analysis of histologic, immunohistochemical and immunofluorescence staining of tissue sections and tissue microarrays.
VUMC Data Coordinating Center (DCC)

VUMC Diet, Body Composition, and Human Metabolism Core

Provides a valuable resource for all investigators (both within Vanderbilt as well as those at other institutions and organizations globally) who do not have ready access to personnel with the training and expertise in state-of-the-science methodology for obtaining valid and reliable assessment, intervention, and analyses of dietary intakes, nutritional status, body composition, physical activity, and energy balance.
VUMC Division of Animal Care

Vanderbilt University affirms the important role animal research plays in advancing society’s understanding of human and animal health. We are committed to seeing that animals used in biomedical research and education are treated with respect and receive the best possible care. Vanderbilt maintains a program of animal care and use that meets federal and local laws and guidelines and is voluntarily accredited by the Association for the Assessment of Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care, International (AAALAC).

The Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee is a federally mandated university committee that ensures that the care and use of animals is appropriate and humane, in accordance with animal welfare regulations. The IACUC establishes policy and procedure on animal care and use for the institution.
VUMC Eicosanoid Core

VUMC Epidemiology Biospecimen Core

VUMC Epidemiology Survey Research Shared Resource

VUMC Flow Cytometry Shared Resource Core (FCSR)

Provides flow cytometry services to faculty, staff, and students in the VUMC and to other investigators on a fee for service basis.

VUMC Functional Genomics Core

The FGI Core will provide pooled CRISPR screening and primary human hematopoietic cells.
VUMC HIV Clinical Research Core

VUMC HSR Qualitative Core

Offers consultative services, equipment, and facilitation to support investigators planning to conduct qualitative studies, with a particular focus on use of structured and semi-structured interviews, web-based collection of qualitative data, direct observation of behavior, and focus groups.
VUMC Health Policy Computer Recharge Center

VUMC High Throughput Biomarker Core

VUMC Hormone Assay & Analytical Services Core

VUMC Human Research Protection Program

The Human Research Protection Program (HRPP) supports the work of the IRB and provides HRPP Oversight. Invoicing for IRB review fees. All changes and payments are typically transferred from a center to the IRB main center numbers.

VUMC IMGSCT Core (Immunogenomics, Microbial Genetics and Single Cell Technologies)

VUMC Innovative Translational Research Shared Resource (ITR)

Provides scientific and technical assistance to clinical and laboratory researchers interested in experimentation using human tumor tissues or cell lines.

VUMC Institute of Imaging Science (VUIIS) - Center for Small Animal Imaging

Provides in vivo and ex vivo imaging capabilities of small animals and tissue samples via magnetic resonance imaging, xrayXray CT, Positron emission PET and single photon emission and bioluminesencefluorescence imaging.

VUMC Institute of Imaging Science (VUIIS) - Human Imaging

Provides structural and functional MR imaging and spectroscopy at 3 and 7 Tesla and supports MRI and MRS protocol development, fMRI experimental design, subject preparation, structural and functional image analysis, and training on image analysis techniques and tools.
VUMC Institute of Imaging Science (VUIIS) - Radiochemistry

Provides help to Vanderbilt Investigators to develop and translate novel radiopharmaceuticals to patients, to noninvasively visualize and quantify molecular events in preclinical in vivo models and patients, and to conduct clinical trials that feature molecular imaging endpoints.

VUMC Integrated Data Access and Services Core (IDASC)

The IDASC core supports research involving secondary use of clinical data and is a mechanism for receiving programming related to the Synthetic Derivative/BioVU, and the Research Derivative available to the Vanderbilt ...
VUMC Investigational Drug Services

The Investigational Drug Service (IDS)  is a team of specially trained pharmacists and certified pharmacy technicians within the VUMC Department of Pharmaceutical Services. The IDS team is dedicated to helping investigators accomplish research goals while maintaining compliance with all applicable standards and regulations. Study protocol dispensing can be accommodated for inpatient and outpatient studies on the main campus and at clinic sites such as One Hundred Oaks.
VUMC Kennedy Center Core

The Vanderbilt Kennedy Center (VKC) is an Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities Research Center (IDDRC). The VKC IDDRC advances the diagnosis, prevention, treatment, and amelioration of intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). It is part of the network of 14 national IDDRCs.
VUMC MCBR Core (Molecular Cell Biology Resource)

The Molecular Cell Biology Resource (MCBR) Core provides Vanderbilt researchers with convenient access to reagents, kits, DNA/RNA oligo and siRNA products and high-end imaging and real-time PCR instruments needed to carry out research as efficiently and inexpensively as possible.

Kris Ellis kris.ellis@vumc.org 322-7238
VUMC Natural Language Processing Support Services Core

VUMC Office of Clinical and Research Safety (OCRS) - Dosimetry

VUMC Office of Clinical and Research Safety (OCRS) - Hazardous Waste

VUMC Office of Clinical and Research Safety (OCRS) - RAM

VUMC Office of Research Core Business Services

VUMC Pharmacy Research Drugs

VUMC PheWAS Core

VUMC Radiation Oncology Research Irradiator Shared Resource

Core services providing innovative radiation scan through the irradiator machine.
VUMC Research Informatics

Provides investigators with common informatics services and a flexible physical and electronic infrastructure for acquiring, storing, communicating and analyzing research data.

VUMC S.R. Light Laboratory Surgical Facility

VUMC TPSR (Translational Pathology Shared Resource)

VUMC VANGARD (Vanderbilt Technologies for Advanced Genomics Analysis and Research Design)

Consolidates the genomics data pipeline across the university and allow investigators to leverage the opportunities provided by next generation sequencing and other genomics technologies.

VUMC VANTAGE (Vanderbilt Technologies for Advanced Genomics)

Provides a one stop genomics research resource, including Illumina genotyping, DNA extraction and banking, Affymetrixbased genotyping and expression microarrays, Sanger sequencing and Next Generation Sequencing NGS among many other specialized services.

VUMC Vanderbilt Coordinating Center

The Vanderbilt Coordinating Center (VCC) provides comprehensive, central support for a diverse platform of clinical and translational research projects.

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