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NIMH Repository & Genomics Resource

A trusted biobank providing secure access to biological samples and genomic data for mental health research. Access, manage, and track biospecimens and genomic data for approved NIMH-funded research.

Important Update for Returning Researchers

As part of the 2025 transition from Rutgers University to Coriell Institute, user accounts have been migrated to a new secure system. If you have an existing account, you may need to reset your credentials to regain access.

70+ Years of Biomedical Leadership

Founded in 1953 by Dr. Lewis L. Coriell, the Coriell Institute is a world-renowned biomedical research center and NIH-recognized biobank. We advance rare disease, cancer, aging, and genomic research through trusted biobanking and scientific innovation.

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News

Stay informed about recent developments and announcements from NRGR

August 26, 2025

iPSC Collection v11.7

The iPSC Distribution v11.7 includes 4,294 subjects, 4,714 of whom have at least one biosample on record. The collection includes 830 IPSC, 8 OE, and 627 FCL, plus 6 family studies.

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August 26, 2025

Tourette Syndrome Collection v1.9

The TS Distribution v1.9 includes 6,886 subjects, 6,245 of whom have at least one biosample on record at the repository, including 1 family study.

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Researcher Access Portal

Secure authentication and onboarding for mental health research professionals

New Researchers

First-time access to NIMH Repository

Submit your credentials for administrative review and approval to access our biospecimen repository.

Required Documentation:

  • Institutional affiliation verification
  • IRB approval (where applicable)
  • Research protocol documentation
Submit Access Request

Returning Users

Existing repository access credentials

Access your account to continue research activities and manage your biospecimen requests.

System Migration Update

We've upgraded to an enhanced platform. Your credentials remain the same.

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