The MS Research Center is equipped with the latest in research equipment and technology in order to conduct cutting-edge research for the benefit of people with MS. Occupying 20,000 square feet in midtown Manhattan, our research facility consists of a core central laboratory and a variety of smaller labs that house specialized research equipment.

The 18-station central laboratory facility is the research hub of the MS Center. Its open design allows researchers to communicate and collaborate on the full scope of research studies, including stem cell therapeutics, protein biochemistry, glial cell biology, and molecular biology.

Other facilities include the Stem Cell Culture laboratory, the pathology laboratory, the Lynn Seidler Microbiology Laboratory, the FACS lab for flow cytometry, the Berlin Electron Microscope Laboratory and Ruder Family Light Microscope laboratories, the Peller Microbe Identification Laboratory and P3 containment unit, and the Brad & Kammi Reiss Family PCR Laboratory.