We analyse samples from research and clinical trials, supporting biomedical and scientific research across the University and Agritech sector.

A core facility that provides technical expertise, training, consultation, and access to state-of-the-art technologies and applications in flow cytometry.

Auckland Genomics provides comprehensive DNA/RNA sequencing services, training, consultation, basic bioinformatics, access to advanced equipment and more.

The BIRU facility provides infrastructure and support for optical and electron microscopy, flow cytometry, sample processing and image analysis.

Our primary electron microscopy facility houses unique national capabilities, including NZ’s first Focused Ion Beam SEM and only Hysitron Triboindenter.

The Centre for eResearch delivers digital research and advanced computational services and support across the University research community.

The Microcharacterisation Centre aids researchers in obtaining qualitative and quantitative data on elemental materials and water samples.

Fofonga fosters Pacific research excellence, aiding researchers, faculties, and units in identifying opportunities, building capacity and connecting.

The Health Data Platform, a University initiative, offers secure access to linked national health data (e.g. hospitalisations, medication dispensing).

Services include a clinical research unit, randomisation services, health economics and database development.

A core facility offering researchers access to some of the most powerful mass spectrometers in Australasia along with technical expertise and training.

The University of Auckland's Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Centre provides access to both solid-state and solution-state NMR instrumentation.

An internationally renowned for our sheep-based biomedical, basic, and applied research. Our farm features a surgery, X-ray, indoor pens, and more.

Offers diverse technologies, from basic to advanced instruments like electron microscopy, atomic force microscopy, and x-ray crystallography.

A core facility that provides expertise, training and access to state-of-the-art technologies and applications in micro-characterisation imaging techniques.

The SCC supports academics, doctoral students and businesses, to answer your statistical questions.

This workshop at the Newmarket Campus provides engineering support, including design, machining and fabricating specialist equipment for your research project.

The Te Kaihōpara research vessel is led by the University of Auckland’s Institute of Marine Science.

The Biobank supports researchers in their endeavours to advance medical knowledge, providing tissue and resources for facilitating research projects.

An IANZ-accredited translational research laboratory providing genomics capability and support to the wider clinical and research communities.