The Earlham Institute Advanced Training infrastructure provides a programme of events, aimed at life scientists who are engaging in increasingly data-driven research, specifically those related to -omics techniques. The increasing trend for large-scale research projects means, in areas such as genomics with fast-moving technological advancements, that higher education curricula often fails to keep pace. This leads to skills gaps in recent graduates who are often missing the vital combination of...

The NMR facility provides research infrastructure and expertise primarily for projects related to biomacromolecules and their binding partners. Mostly supporting the various users from the Departments across the University, the facility is also open to external users from academia and industry. The majority of the work in the facility is done on a collaborative basis and support is adjusted according to the requirements of the users. The facility has three spectrometers that are operating at 800...

Providing the research community with access to a range of resources for the genetic transformation of crops and genome editing; such as the development of new targeted gene knockout resources: CRISPR/Cas9 technology; Training facilities: hosting visitors for hands-on training at the John Innes Centre; Constructs: developed specifically for Brassica, Wheat and Barley - the pBRACT series of vectors

The Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity (ZARM) founded in 1985 is part of the Department of Production Engineering at the University of Bremen, Germany. ZARM is mainly concentrated on fundamental investigations of gravitational and space-related phenomena under conditions of weightlessness as well as questions and developments related to technologies for space. At ZARM over 100 scientists, engineers, and administrative staff as well as many students from different disciplines are...

CSD3 is a multi-institution service underpinned by an innovative, petascale, data-centric HPC platform, designed specifically to drive data-intensive simulation and high-performance data analysis. The service constitutes a major addition to the UK national e-infrastructure, which will enable large scale simulation and next generation data analytics capability for researchers across a broad range of disciplines. The CSD3 platform has been co-designed with DELL EMC, Intel and NVIDIA. A non...

The Cambridge University Botanic Garden holds a plant collection of over 8000 plant species from all over the world to facilitate teaching and research. The Garden provides resources including plant material, horticultural expertise and facilities to research workers and lecturers. Since its foundation, however, the Botanic Garden has also provided a beautiful place for everybody to enjoy and benefit from - a series of wonderful landscapes through which to discover the drama of plant diversity...

Facility providing electron-beam lithography services to semiconductor physics, optics and microelectronics research groups, and to related industrial users. Electron-beam lithography is a well-established means of fabricating the smallest lithographic features required for research and niche production semiconductor and optical technologies. The tools themselves are expensive (>£2m) and require considerable experience to obtain good results, and so are well suited to being providing as a...