Graduate Research Centers

Graduate Research Centers (GRC) serve as hubs for collaborative research, as a space dedicated to graduate studies and as a place for more meaningful graduate faculty-student-community engagement

Eddy Covariance Flux Tower
Eddy Covariance Flux Tower
California State University, Bakersfield is now home to a new Eddy Covariance Flux Tower, a tower that continuously monitors levels of carbon dioxide (CO2) and water in the air. The tower will provide students from a variety of scientific disciplines with data they can use to research climate change.

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The Graduate Computing Research Center Lab provides computer access to graduate students and access to a plotter printer for producing posters for presentation of graduate student research.

Graduate Research Centers (GRC) are located at the main and Antelope Valley campus.

The main campus GRC is housed within the Graduate Student Center (GSC). GSC Link
Computers on a table for the Grad Lab at AV Campus
Antelope Valley Graduate Lab

  • Biology Lab
  • Computer Science Lab
  • Geology Lab
  • Kinesiology Lab
Software Support - quantitative reasoning software necessary for completion of graduate student research.

The Graduate Computing Research Center Labs provide computer access to graduate students and access to a plotter printer for producing posters for presentation of graduate student research.


Housed within the Graduate Student Center at the main campus and within the Antelope Valley Campus the open computer labs provide:
  • Computer access for graduate students
  • Access to plotter printer for producing posters for presentation of research results