Our research is supported by two centres; the Oxford Brookes Centre for Bioimaging and the Oxford Brookes Centre for Functional Genomics. These Centres offer specialist facilities, technologies and advice helping our research teams to collaborate and continue doing world leading science.
The Oxford Brookes Centre for Bioimaging houses specialist light, confocal and electron microscopes and equipment, including a state-of-the-art Zeiss high resolution 3-D scanning electron microscope funded by the BBSRC.
The Oxford Brookes Centre for Functional Genomics provides specialist support for DNA and RNA sequencing workflows including short courses and training opportunities in cutting-edge methods for sequencing data analysis.
Based at the Headington Campus, one mile East of Oxford City Centre, the School of Biological and Medical Sciences offers a research-led, dynamic and supportive environment in which to study. Here you’ll have access to excellent facilities, including a range of well-equipped laboratories, an advanced bioimaging suite and an extensive collection of online learning resources.
As part of our commitment to providing an excellent experience for students, we have refurbished the Sinclair Building. We now have a modern 100-seat teaching lab, student orientated spaces, academic offices, and further teaching and research areas.
The new large lab allows for several teaching sessions to take place simultaneously, providing opportunities for cross-discipline working; placing you at the centre of outstanding scientific research and development.
