Core for Life

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As life sciences become increasingly dependent on technology, creating Core Facilities for shared usage is an excellent approach to exploiting technology to the fullest, to building networks and to integrating expertise - in a cost-effective manner. When functioning well, Core Facilities are an attractive force for hiring ambitious technology-driven scientists and generating a competitive advantage for all scientists in the institute and even to the research community beyond. However, ensuring that Core Facilities really bring a competitive advantage bears several challenges - managing the needs of all stake holders, hiring and retaining the right expertise, being always at the forefront of fast-evolving technologies and acquiring the necessary funding for investments, being only some of them. The complexity of the challenges argues that a dialogue with peers is the way forward.

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