Facilities

Modern structural biology often involves the integration of data from multiple advanced experimental techniques. The University of Copenhagen is home to numerous facilities for conducting these experiments. These facilities can be accessed on a collaborative of fee-for-use basis.

The Center for Advanced Bioimaging

CAB is a core facility center where academic and industrial users may access advanced microscopes and expert training by the CAB team.

CAB

The Core Facility for Integrated Microscopy

CFIM is a technology platform offering access to a wide range of state-of-the art light and electron microscopes. CFIM provides expertise, training, and support.

CFIM

The Copenhagen Center for Open NMR Spectroscopy

cOpenNMR enables open access to academic and industrial scientists from all fields for conducting high field solution NMR spectroscopy.

COpenNMR

The Copenhagen facility for biological SAXS

CPHSAXS is a core facility for small-angle x-ray scattering where researchers can do experiments or prepare for experiments at large scale facilities.

CPHSAXS

CPR Biophysics Platform

The CPR Biophysics Platform uses mass spectrometry and other biophysical instrumentation for the quantitative characterization of biomolecules and their interactions.

CPR Biophysics