The Biosciences Microscopy Unit provides access and training for a wide range of microscopy and sample preparation techniques. The techniques available include optical brightfield and fluorescent widefield microscopies, confocal microscopy, and scanning and transmission electron microscopies.

BOMP provides support to state-of-the art fluorescence microscopy applications including confocal microscopy, live cell imaging, high-content screening, fluorescence lifetime imaging microscopy, 2-photon microscopy, lightsheet microscopy, super-resolution microscopy and image analysis.

The Chemical and Biomedical Engineering Core offers a wide range of sophisticated analytical equipment and instrumentation as well as analytical services that can be accessed by external users. The list of equipment can be found here: https://chemical.eng.unimelb.edu.au/industry/equipment/list/

The Faculty of Engineering & Information Technology (FEIT) offers access to a wide range of high-quality analytical equipment and instrumentations as well as many different services, that span across 3 main engineering disciplines Mechanical, Electrical and Infrastructure, for internal and external

The Ian Holmes Imaging Center @ Bio21 makes available state-of-the art electron microscopes to the students and staff of the University of Melbourne, as well as the wider community.

MMSPF provides open access to state-of-the art mass spectrometry applications including gel spot analysis, large scale proteomic quantitation experiments, identify post-translational modifications, characterise intact proteins, IP of protein complexes, ICPMS, confirm a chemical synthesis, HPLC.

The Materials Characterisation and Fabrication Platform (MCFP) supports materials science and engineering research through advanced instrumentation, analysis and characterisation.

We provide researchers with high quality biological tissue preparation, processing and staining services for histology; a consulting service for experimental design; and training in histology techniques which researchers can perform using our equipment and facilities on a pay-for-use basis.

The MMMPP manages and maintains a range of mouse metabolism specialist research equipment, offering training and access on a fee-for-service basis.

Melbourne TrACEES Platform provides high quality chemical analysis for the identification and quantitation of trace elements, chemicals and structures on the surface of a sample, or within a complex matrix.

Metabolomics, a powerful research tool for systematic profiling of metabolic pathways in the life sciences. MA cater to complex investigations using high-throughput analytics for specific detection, quantification of metabolites. MA works collaboratively with researchers around biological questions.

The Plant Facilities provide controlled environments such as Glasshouses, Growthrooms (CT rooms) and Growth Cabinets. Temperature, humidity, light and in some cases CO2 control is available. This facility prioritises research groups from FVAS and BioSciences.

The University Digitisation Centre offers a range of services for digitising analogue materials, including consultations, advice, and self-service options.

Reverse Phase Protein Array is a highly sophisticated dot-blotting technology for measuring the expression of signalling proteins in any biological setting.

Melbourne Bioinformatics experts help researchers collect, store and analyse large amounts of biological data.

Melbourne Biomedical Imaging Capability offers PET-CT and ultrahigh field MRI scanning for diagnosing disease and for academic research across disciplines.

We provide housing and care for small laboratory animals used by University of Melbourne researchers, including zebrafish. We are committed to the highest standards in animal care and welfare.

The Melbourne Cytometry Platform offers flow cytometry resources, equipment and expert staff.

The Melbourne Data Analytics Platform (MDAP) supports researchers working with data-intensive projects to analyse, manage and store their data.

We help researchers analyse molecules for pharmaceutical development, and other biological, materials and chemical applications.

The Melbourne Protein Characterisation platform offers technology for identifying the characteristics of individual proteins.

The Melbourne Statistical Consulting Platform provides statistical advice on designing, implementing and analysing quantitative studies for University of Melbourne graduate researchers and staff.

MISCH provides support in biostatistics, health economics, health informatics and clinical trial design for health-related research.

This platform helps researchers with histopathology interpretation of disease characteristics and abnormalities, provides animal necropsy and digital slides scanning services.

The Platform for Research Software Solutions develops, supports and delivers software solutions for researchers and research communities.

Research Computing Services offer a range of specialised computing services to support the University of Melbourne’s researchers.

The Social and Cultural Informatics Platform provides digital research support for humanities and social science researchers.