Australian Synchrotron Laboratories

Significant step towards development of malaria vaccine

WEHI and collaborators use synchrotron techniques to elucidate binding mechanism

Fine-tuning chemistry produces stability in bismuth oxide

Spectroscopy elucidates oxidation states and local structures

Triggers of tree mortality published in Nature

WSU researchers used IMBL to get insights into impact of dehydration

A super "receptor" that kills HIV infected cells

MX beamlines used by Monash researchers in collaboration with Pasteur Instutute

Australian Synchrotron Laboratories

The Australian Synchrotron has several laboratories available to User groups for sample preparations before experiments on the beamlines:

Chemistry laboratory (wet chemistry)
Biochemistry laboratory (wet chemistry, low level bio-hazard biological materials only)
Half laboratory (no chemicals)
Cell culture laboratories (in main building and in IMBL)

Access to the laboratories is only granted after completion of the laboratory induction. The Laboratory Coordinator conducts Chemistry Laboratory Inductions at 9:30am, Tuesdays to Fridays - the induction takes approximately 20 minutes. If you require an induction to another laboratory this will be conducted following the Chemistry Lab inductions.

Inductions to the IMBL laboratories are on request. Please contact the IMBL beamline staff or the Laboratory Coordinator.