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We perform non-invasive, three-dimensional and multiparametric biomedical research

The Central Laboratory Animal Research Facility provides professional housing and care for a variety of laboratory animals used in research and education.

We have developed a method to manage the innovation process from idea to market introduction for medical equipment, implants and devices

We bring medical device developments to the clinical practice in a safe and efficient manner

The Multidisciplinary Investigation of Neural Disorders facility aims at generating, analyzing and manipulating next generation human brain cultures

We help to acquire responsible animal experiments within the legal frameworks, and work on optimal animal welfare and use of research models and alternatives.

The animal facilities are modern and highly equipped to meet the needs of the animals, researchers, students and teaching staff.

We facilitate advanced, qualified and standardized molecular and pathological analysis of experimental animals for research of academic and industrial parties

The ELISA facility performs high-quality measurements of pre-clinical markers that can be combined with measuring clinical standard laboratory parameters.

The Utrecht Sequencing Facility is a research infrastructure that provides support for Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) based research.

With this new and very efficient cellular immunisation method, antibodies can be raised against low immunogenic membrane proteins

The Utrecht NMR facility operates as a national and European research infrastructure for solution and solid-state NMR.

Biolayer interferometry is a label-free technology for measuring biomolecular interactions.

Publications

How can the co-creation, application and valorisation of in vitro models be improved leading to the reduction of animal experimentation?

Social and Affective Computing is one of the four research groups of the division Interaction.

Invite students to make (online) explanatory materials for education.

Book and Article: Algorithms and Fundamental Rights.

Deze producten zijn gemaakt in het kader van de cursus Historische Literatuur op School, een cursus voor studenten van de Educatieve Master Nederlands.

Gijs van Vliet, student Educatieve Master Nederlands, schreef een scriptie die samen met de begeleider is omgewerkt tot artikel.