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Area of Science:

  • Biomolecular research infrastructure
  • Core facility management
  • Research administration

Background:

  • Core facilities expanded rapidly in U.S. universities and medical centers starting in 2010.
  • Growing demand for guidance on compliant service pricing and cost-recovery practices emerged.
  • The Association of Biomolecular Facilities (ABRF) Core Administrators Network (CAN) was formed to address these needs.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To present perspectives on the origins and early impact of the ABRF CAN.
  • To highlight CAN's role in addressing operational and regulatory challenges for core facilities.
  • To underscore CAN's contribution to establishing ABRF as a national organization for core administrators.

Main Methods:

  • Historical perspective and analysis of CAN's early initiatives.
  • Review of CAN's educational programs and advocacy efforts.
  • Examination of CAN's impact on ABRF membership and institutional sponsorships.

Main Results:

  • CAN provided crucial guidance on compliant service pricing and cost-recovery.
  • CAN successfully resolved policy and regulatory questions for core facilities.
  • CAN raised awareness of core facilities' central role in research among federal agencies and institutions.
  • CAN advocated for sustained investment to maintain core facility effectiveness and efficiency.
  • CAN drove ABRF membership growth and catalyzed institutional sponsorships.
  • CAN established itself as a national leader in core administration.

Conclusions:

  • CAN's foundational efforts significantly strengthened the standing of core facilities.
  • CAN played a pivotal role in positioning ABRF as the national organization for core administrators.
  • CAN's work enhanced the effectiveness and efficiency of core facilities, essential assets for research institutions.