Nanogears (1997). Computer simulation of two "Fullerene Nano-gears" with multiple teeth, created by attaching benzyne molecules to the outside of a nanotube to form gear teeth. Nanotubes are molecular-sized pipes made of carbon atoms. Source: NASA Ames Research Laboratory.

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IDRs and charge documentation

An Interdepartmental Request Form (IDR) must be submitted for chargeable service requests and for equipment purchases.  (Note that many of our interdepartmental services are now centrally funded.  See our Chargebacks and Rate Structure information for details.) 

IDRs should be sent through campus mail to: Medical Information Technology, Dominion Parking Garage, Suite 165, R-26.

We can provide additional documentation for charges as needed.  Please call us at 305-243-4811 or send email to AdminManager@med.miami.edu.  Please include as much of the following information as possible:

  • Account number
  • Document reference (IDR or work order number)
  • Date of charge
  • Batch reference
  • Sub-object code