Now, more than 3,500 U-M faculty, staff and students, and employees of private companies, are based in the NCRC. The Medical School has invested more than $300 million to transform the space and operate it. The facility boasts:

• 9 shared research facilities including 11 advanced instruments
• A range of multidisciplinary centers and institutes including the:
• Biointerfaces Institute
• Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation
• Michigan Institute for Clinical & Health Research
• Michigan Center for Integrative Research in Critical Care
• Precision Health Initiative
• 32-acre Mcity, a testing ground for connected and automated vehicles by the Mobility Transformation Center
• U-M offices of Technology Transfer and the Business Engagement Center
• A state-of-the-art Clinical Pathology facility
• Amenities such as a child care center, fitness center, dining hall, art galleries, library services and a self-driving shuttle bus, as well as regular shuttle service to the medical and main campuses
• More NCRC history on the Lab Blog