Multi-Omics

Our Multi-Omics facilities offer full support from experimental design through to sample analysis and data interpretation. Our expert capabilities span genomics, metabolomics and proteomics.

Centre for Drug Safety Science (CDSS) Bioanalytical Facility

Since first established as a multi-user facility in 1998, the CDSS Bioanalytical Facility has gained an excellent reputation in the field of Proteomics and facilitate insights into health and disease.

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Centre for Genomic Research

The Centre for Genomic Research is a core facility that provides academic and industrial researchers from around the world with affordable multi-platform sequencing, library preparation, data analysis and related services.

Centre for Metabolomics Research

The Centre for Metabolomics Research (CMR) employs state-of-the-art equipment and established robust standard operating procedures (SOPs) that can be applied in human, plants, and microbial studies to understand systems at cellular, tissue and whole organism levels.

Centre for Proteome Research

The Centre for Proteome Research (CPR) is a well-equipped lab addressing a range of challenges in protein mass spectrometry and proteomics, as applied to biological, environmental, biomedical and veterinary sciences.

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Computational Biology Facility

The Computational Biology Facility (CBF) is a team of highly experienced and qualified data scientists, bioinformaticians and software developers. We work as partners, collaborators or service providers supporting data-driven biological and clinical research, offering tailor-made, gold standard solutions across a wide range of bioinformatics, statistics, and functional interpretation of data.

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GeneMill

GeneMill offers a modern range of capabilities for highthroughout, automated gene cloning, sequence diversity generation and phenotyping (“Design, Build, Test”). Our portfolio also includes a full protein production service.

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Spatial Profiling Lab

Spatial profiling uses a combination of immunofluorescence microscopy and next-generation sequencing to quantify gene and/or protein expression in distinct areas of your tissue. Spatial Profiling, also known as ‘spatially resolved transcriptomics’, was voted Nature’s method of the year in 2020.