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Cryo-EM & Mass Spec Facilities Near Baltimore / Washington D.C.

The Baltimore–Washington corridor includes Johns Hopkins, NIH, University of Maryland, and Janelia Research Campus.

Research Institutions Within 60 Miles

Every institution below is in this directory with an instrument list verified against the facility's own published equipment page. Nearest first.

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About Cryo-EM & Structural Biology Near Baltimore / Washington D.C.

The Baltimore-Washington corridor is a major center for structural biology research. Johns Hopkins University operates a well-equipped cryo-EM facility serving its medical school and school of public health. The NIH in Bethesda runs some of the most advanced cryo-EM instrumentation in the country through its intramural research program. The University of Maryland adds regional capacity, and Janelia Research Campus (HHMI) in nearby Ashburn, Virginia pushes the boundaries of cryo-EM and cryo-ET methodology development.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I do cryo-EM near Baltimore or Washington DC?

Johns Hopkins University, NIH (Bethesda), University of Maryland, and Janelia Research Campus (HHMI) all operate cryo-EM facilities in the Baltimore-Washington corridor.

Can external researchers use NIH cryo-EM facilities?

NIH's cryo-EM facilities primarily serve intramural researchers, but collaborative access may be available. Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland are more accessible options for external users.