3Rs Centre Utrecht
Utrecht UniversityThe mission of the 3Rs Centre Utrecht (3RCU) is to reduce the use of laboratory animals in research and education. To do so, we follow the three Rs of Replacement, Reduction and Refinement (in Dutch: 3Vs of Vervanging, Vermindering en Verfijning), with a primary focus on Replacement.
AI Labs
Utrecht UniversityUtrecht University and UMC Utrecht's AI Labs are a platform for collaboration between experts from research, business and government. Together, they develop new insights and approaches for harnessing the power of AI and data science to tackle societal challenges.
Air View Mobile Platform
Utrecht UniversityTwo laboratory-grade measurement cars from Utrecht University's IRAS drive city streets recording nitrogen dioxide, soot, particulate matter, and ultrafine particles every second. The resulting high-resolution maps reveal street-by-street pollution variation across European cities, informing healthy cycling routes, urban planning decisions, and epidemiological research on air pollution and health.
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Find facilities that enable large-scale screening of compounds, genes, cells or biological responses. These technologies accelerate discovery, optimization and validation in biomedical and translational research.
Animal Research Center (ARC), part of Poonawalla Science Park B.V. (PSP)
Utrecht Science Park BilthovenThe Animal Research Center (ARC), part of Poonawalla Science Park B.V. (PSP), provides high-quality laboratory animal facilities and services supporting preclinical, translational, and regulatory research in immunology, vaccinology, and infectious diseases.
ARCADIA
Utrecht Science ParkARCADIA, part of UMC Utrecht's Central Diagnostic Laboratory, bridges life science research and routine diagnostics. It offers an ISO9001 environment and advanced technologies to assist researchers in biomarker discovery and validation, delivering comprehensive analytical services in a leading academic hospital in the Netherlands.
Biofabrication Facility Utrecht
Utrecht UniversityThe Biofabrication Facility Utrecht provides expertise, collaboration possibilities and equipment regarding the creation of functional tissues for biomedical research and for development towards clinical applications.
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Explore facilities that analyse molecular information within the spatial context of tissues. Spatial omics technologies help researchers map cells, transcripts, proteins, metabolites and other biomolecules to better understand tissue organisation, cell-to-cell interactions and disease processes.
Cell Microscopy Core (CMC)
Utrecht Science ParkCell Microscopy Core (CMC), is an expertise center for microscopy at the subcellular, cellular and tissue level using light and electron microscopy techniques.
Cellular Screening Technologies
Utrecht Science ParkThe UMC Utrecht Cellular Screening Technologies platform helps translate pre-clinical cellular disease models into reliable clinical tools. It offers expert consultancy and advanced solutions for standardizing, automating, and scaling up general high-throughput cellular screening.
Centre for Cell Imaging (CCI)
Utrecht UniversityHigh-end fluorescence Microscopy at the faculty of Veterinary Medicine
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Find facilities supporting research into tissue repair, replacement and regeneration. These capabilities include stem cell technologies, biomaterials, tissue engineering, biofabrication and translational development.
Centre for Flow Cytometry and Cell Sorting (CFC)
Utrecht UniversityLocated at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, we provide expert support in single-cell experiments for academic and industry partners. The facility offers access to conventional, spectral, and high-sensitivity cytometry instrumentation for applications ranging from single cells to small particle analysis (40–1000 nm).
Centre for Sustainable Animal Stewardship
Utrecht UniversityThe Centre for Sustainable Animal Stewardship (CenSAS) strives to encourage a sustainable relation between humans and other animals. CenSAS approaches animal-related issues in an integrated and interdisciplinary way, aiming to explore and analyse the societal and moral foundations of these issues, often in collaboration with stakeholders.
Dutch Wildlife Health Centre (DWHC)
Utrecht UniversityThe DWHC is the national wildlife disease centre that identifies and investigates diseases among wild animals in the Netherlands, shares the knowledge gained, and advises on potential risks to humans and animals.
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Find facilities applying data science, machine learning and artificial intelligence to life sciences and health research. These capabilities support data-driven discovery, prediction, decision support and scalable analysis.