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Neurobehavioral Core for Rehabilitation Research (NCRR)

 

The Rehab Core

Frequently Asked Questions:

  • Does the NCRR do animal testing for researchers?
    No, the NCRR teaches a researcher how to use the behavioral equipment. Thereafter, it is the responsibility of the researcher to develop a plan for analyses of the data in a scientifically sound experimental design.

  • What is the cost for training?
    At present, there is no cost for training sessions.

  • Is there a charge for use of the NCRR?
    At present, there is no charge for use of the NCRR or the equipment.

  • Does the NCRR provide housing for animals?
    Yes, the NCRR offers housing, located immediately adjacent to rooms where behavioral testing will be conducted. This housing is limited to those animals who are undergoing testing within the NCRR. Transfer of animals to this housing must follow LARC guidelines. Housing costs are determined by LARC and consistent with a per diem for housing in a transgenic facility.

  • How long has The Rehab Core facility been opened?
    September 2, 2008.