ANU Electron Microscopy Unit
RSBS hosts and administers the ANU Electron Microscopy Unit (EMU), a central
service available to the whole University, and as well as to external
researchers. EMU facilities cover broad areas of Materials and Biological
microscopy, with 9 electron columns and also light microscopes. Users are
given training and assistance in specimen preparation and instrument
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BioMolecular
Spectroscopy Facility
The Biomolecular spectroscopy
facility houses a range of spectroscopic equipment
suitable for electronic and vibrational spectroscopy of biological material. The
facility is able to provide advice and assistance to researchers needing access
to this type of instrumentation on the ANU campus.
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Biotechnology Transfer Unit
The Unit manages the intellectual property of RSBS and provides advice and assistance
to researchers to transfer their discoveries into products. Commercial products
already available include biotechnology, software and databases.
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Controlled Environment Facility
The
Controlled Environment facility (CEF) houses 20
walk-in rooms as well as 43 free standing growth
chambers. Fully qualified staff provide services
such as watering, fertilising, pest and disease control
as well as horticultural advice. |
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RSBS
OMICS Centre The
RSBS OMICS Centre is comprised of the Mass Spectrometry
Facility and the Molecular Biology Facility.
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Mass
Spectrometry Facility
The Facility aims to provide
researchers with mass spectral based solutions to biological
problems. We are equipped to separate, identify and
quantify molecules ranging from proteins and polysaccharides
down to simple primary metabolites such as amino acids
and plant hormones.
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Molecular
Biology Facility
The Proteomics and Microarray
Facility at RSBS provides equipment and resources to
researchers in the ANU to support world-class research
in molecular biology. |
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Stable
Isotope Facility
The Environmental Biology
group hosts a stable isotope mass spectrometry
facility that is used by researchers from RSBS,
ANU and outside. We analyse a wide range of light
isotope ratios, primarily in organic materials. |
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