Core facilities

BIO has one core facility, accessible to both BIO- and external researchers: Center for Advanced Bioimaging (located partly at BIO).

Information on the services available in the facility, how to contact it, and its terms of use is described below. If you are a BIO researcher considering starting a core facility, see information about this on the BIO intranet under Research and Funding.

Center for Advanced Bioimaging (CAB)

The Center for Advanced Bioimaging (CAB) Denmark was funded by the programme for National Research Infrastructure, based on a proposal which gathered more than 50 research groups, mostly from University of Copenhagen, but also from DTU, AU, and SDU, around two main topics: the interaction between the cell and its microenvironment, comprising nutrients, ions and biomolecules, neighbouring cells, and symbiotic or pathogenic organisms, and genome dynamics including DNA replication and repair, cell cycle control, chromatin structure and transcription, which ultimately controls intracellular signalling and developmental processes. Link to homepage