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Medium capacity (3.5 MPa) automated oedometer device (pneumatic type)

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Crossbeam platform of Scanning Electron Microscope and Focus Ion Beam

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Concrete flexural machine 150 kN semi-automatic, Cyber-plus progress

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Inductively-coupled plasma mass spectrometer and 21nm UV laser ablation system

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Gas isotope ratio mass spectrometer with carbonate preparation device Thermo Finnigan MAT 252

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Gas Chromatograph and Mass Spectrometer with an Automated Turbomatrix Headspace Sampler and Thermal Desorber

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Serial Block Face (SBF) Zeiss Sigma Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) with Gatan 3View® 2XP

The Zeiss Sigma Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) and Gatan 3View® 2XP system deliver nanometre-scale resolution and enable high-resolution 3D imaging of biological samples spanning subcellular nm structures to ~ 200-300m scale tissue volumes,

Zeiss LSM980 Airyscan 2 inverted confocal microscope with single cell micromanipulation and electrophysiology capability

Advanced inverted confocal microscope for single cell manipulations and electrophysiology

Multimodal live cell imaging system for super-resolution, confocal, widefield and high-throughput microscopy

The Zeiss Cell Discoverer 7 is a fully integrated, automated imaging system capable of multi-format, high-throughput, and multi-dimensional super-resolved confocal analysis of samples from live cells to small model organisms.

Multimodal microscope for bright-field, dark-field, DIC, epifluorescence, confocal Raman, TPF, SHG and CARS

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