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DePaul Resource Map

Other ways to browse

Connection views, keyword search, and catalogs for when you already know a name or want to scan a list. For planning questions that span people and places, start from Report or an AI prompt on the home page.

Connection map

A graph of places, people, courses, and related work with sources next to each link.

Only documented edges appear. Missing links often mean the relationship has not been curated yet.

Keyword search

Search all listings by a known name or term (NMR, Sinai, Steans).

Best when you know what to type. Weak for questions that need relationships across people, places, and projects.

Examples: NMR · 3D printer · Sinai · Steans · CCHE

Equipment and spaces

Filter to equipment categories and facility pages.

Shows places that match the filter, not a full inventory of every instrument on campus.

Collaborators

Browse people listings and open pages for their linked places and work.

Only people already on the map. A topic with no linked person will look empty here.

Routine access

Listings marked as open or routine access.

Access labels can lag the real schedule. Always check the linked source before planning a visit.

Partnership pathways

Featured starting points for Sinai, Rush / CCHE, Steans, and Chicago Public Schools.

Four common pathways, not a full partner directory.

Colleges and schools

Browse listings by college or school.

Unit pages group what is already on the map; they are not a census of every lab in that college.

Equipment catalog

Category pages such as NMR and 3D printers, linked to hosting places.

Categories are curated from documented equipment. Unlisted tools do not appear.

People

An index of faculty and staff on the map.

Not a full university directory — only people with curated Resource Map records.

Download the data

JSON and CSV extracts of listings, relationships, and the publication inventory.

A discovery extract. Verify important claims on the linked pages; methods and funder tags are identifiers, not quotations.

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