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College of Pharmacy

- Education Programs Overview
- Doctor of Pharmacy
  The PharmD degree gives you the scientific background and clinical skills you need to offer the best in patient-centered care.
- Pharmaceutical Sciences PhD and MS
  Graduate students receive a rigorous academic education, while also conducting cutting edge research in the laboratory using state-of-the art equipment and facilities.
- Pharmacy Technician
  Our pharmacy technician program provides state certification for those practicing in Nebraska and prepares those wishing to obtain national certification.
- Pathway Programs
  Students can get a head start on their PharmD degree by participating in one of the Pathway Programs we offer.
- Student Experience Overview
- Student Organizations
  Students have opportunities to participate in college, campus and professional level organizations.
- Student Resources
  Class schedules and popular links for students currently enrolled.
- Student Spotlights
  Our PharmD students share their experiences while attending our college.
- Our Faculty Overview
- College Leadership
  The Deans and Chairs of our college.
- Pharmacy Practice and Science Faculty
  The faculty members of our Department of Pharmacy Practice and Science.
- Pharmaceutical Sciences Faculty
  The faculty members of our Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences.
- College Staff
  The support staff of our college.
- Office of Experiential Programs Overview
- Our Office
  The team supporting the Office of Experiential Programs.
- Preceptors
  The tools to help our Preceptors succeed.
- Preceptor Spotlights
  Our Preceptors share stories from the field.
- Research Overview
- Drug Discovery, Design & Delivery
  A major research focus in the Department of Pharmaceutical Sciences is innovations in the area of delivery and/or targeting of drugs and genes.
- Clinical Pharmacology Research
  Our Clinical Pharmacologists research the effects of drugs on a population and develop new drug therapies to better focus on their target.
- Clinical Pharmacy Practice Research
  Research in the field of Clinical Pharmacy Practice focuses on the care a pharmacist provides.
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— College of Pharmacy — Research — Nanomaterials Characterization Core — FAQs

FAQs

What are your hours of operation?

Normal business hours for the Nanomaterials Characterization Core are 9:00 A.M. – 5:00 P.M. Monday through Friday. Outside of business hours upon special request.

Users who have been trained to operate the instruments independently have 24/7 access.

Do you train users to operate equipment?

Yes, in order to operate instruments independently, users must be trained on any process or instrument provided by the facility. Please email our Core Administrator to schedule a training session in the lab.

During the initial appointment, our Core specialist will demonstrate and teach the technique or procedure to be learned.
On subsequent appointments, the User will perform the process with guidance until they are able to complete the task without assistance.
Initially, trained users will be restricted to standard hours of operation when staff are available.
Upon consistent demonstration of independence, users may be granted 24/7 access.

How will data be provided?

All users are responsible for taking their raw data to store on personal storage media (flash drives / external hard drives). Data storage on Core computers will be promised for up to one calendar month only.

How to reserve the instrument?

All Core instruments can be reserved via RSS. You will be added to the RSS as an “active user” after the training. If you need assistance using the Scheduler in the RSS, please contact the Core Administrator.

Do I need to acknowledge the Core in publications?

Yes, if data acquired in the Core are to be published, please include the Acknowledgement Statement. A notification of any published data and a link to the citation would be appreciated. NIGMS grant 5P30 GM127200.