Resources for Core Facility Success

Launching new core services is often slowed down by emails, web updates, and forms but GRAVL makes it instant. With configurable forms, tiered pricing, media uploads, and built-in publishing, you can list a new service and make it requestable in under 10 minutes.

Learn how GRAVL replaces spreadsheets and email chains with a centralized dashboard for real-time order tracking, PO approvals, and results delivery, giving core facilities clearer oversight and faster workflows.

Discover how academic cores can attract biotech clients by improving visibility, streamlining submissions, and offering flexible payments, small changes that expand reach beyond campus and strengthen sustainability

Research spending is at an all-time high, yet many core services remain buried in outdated systems. Learn how GRAVL creates a modern storefront that makes research infrastructure visible, accessible, and sustainable.

Shrinking overhead reimbursements are forcing cores to rethink funding. Learn how reclassifying expenses into direct, billable costs with GRAVL creates predictable budgets, compliance, and long-term sustainability.

As core consolidation accelerates, many institutions still lack the data and tools to guide decisions. See how GRAVL enables a unified, data-driven view that streamlines operations without adding chaos.

Cross-sector collaboration depends on access to labs, equipment, and facilities, yet these assets often stay hidden behind complexity. Learn how GRAVL envisions a digital marketplace that makes research infrastructure visible and accessible.

Genome centers have world-class science but outdated external access. GRAVL adds a modern storefront layer transparent, auditable, and fast without overhauling existing systems.

Basic research saves lives, but universities still keep their most valuable tools locked in silos. It’s time to build the infrastructure that makes scientific resources as accessible as cloud computing.

Universities face growing financial pressure, and CFOs are looking beyond tuition. Digital platforms that unlock core facility revenue can drive efficiency, resilience, and long-term sustainability.

University websites showcase research facilities but block real access. To attract talent, partners, and revenue, institutions need modern commerce-style platforms, not dead-end links.