Facilities, Centers & Institutes

A world-class research institution, the University of Missouri houses facilities that foster discovery and interdisciplinary collaboration in all academic fields.

Research at Mizzou

MU has the nation’s most powerful University research reactor and is the largest U.S. producer of radioisotopes for diagnosing and treating cancer.

The university has 17 research farms, research centers and forests covering more than 14,500 acres.

MU operates one of five U.S. centers funded by the National Institutes of Health to lead interdisciplinary research on botanicals, part of a $25 billion dietary supplement industry.

MU hosts the Missouri Census Data Center, which provides access to data to solve critical social science problems.

Research Core Facilities

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Facilities, Centers & Institutes

Interdisciplinary research is MU’s hallmark.

Examples of first-rate collaborative environments include the Center for Studies in Oral Tradition, the Christopher S. Bond Life Sciences Center, the Dalton Cardiovascular Research Center, and the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute.

Research at Mizzou

MU has the nation’s most powerful University research reactor and is the largest U.S. producer of radioisotopes for diagnosing and treating cancer.

The university has 17 research farms, research centers and forests covering more than 14,500 acres.

MU operates one of five U.S. centers funded by the National Institutes of Health to lead interdisciplinary research on botanicals, part of a $25 billion dietary supplement industry.

MU hosts the Missouri Census Data Center, which provides access to data to solve critical social science problems.

Learn more at the University of Missouri
Office of Research

Facilities, Centers & Institutes

Interdisciplinary research is MU’s hallmark.

Examples of first-rate collaborative environments include the Center for Studies in Oral Tradition, the Christopher S. Bond Life Sciences Center, the Dalton Cardiovascular Research Center, and the Donald W. Reynolds Journalism Institute.

Research at Mizzou

MU has the nation’s most powerful University research reactor and is the largest U.S. producer of radioisotopes for diagnosing and treating cancer.

The university has 17 research farms, research centers and forests covering more than 14,500 acres.

MU operates one of five U.S. centers funded by the National Institutes of Health to lead interdisciplinary research on botanicals, part of a $25 billion dietary supplement industry.

MU hosts the Missouri Census Data Center, which provides access to data to solve critical social science problems.

Learn more at the University of Missouri Office of Research

Learn more at the University of Missouri
Office of Research