MVLS Shared Research Facilities

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Core Facility within @uofgmvls.bsky.social for Next Generation Sequencing | Mass Spectrometry | Protein Characterisation | Microscopy | Flow Cytometry | 7T MRI | Total Body PET | Research Software Engineering | Data Analytics @uofglasgow.bsky.social

A collage of photos showing the SynSci welcome screen, attendees, the SRF exhibition table and two photographs of the surrounding are: one a dog from the Scotties in the City trail supporting Maggie's and one of the SEC complex
This hands‑on course is designed for researchers across academia and industry who want to make confident, evidence‑based decisions about their protein samples before committing to costly and time‑intensive downstream experiments. By the end of the course, attendees will be able to quickly determine: Protein concentration and the presence of nucleic acid contamination Thermal stability and melting transitions Optimal buffer conditions for stability and performance Secondary structure content Molecular weight and oligomeric state
A poster advertising the webinar, "Mass Spectrometry for the Masses" . Shows a person loading samples into a mass spectrometer.
Photograph of the SRF Exhibitor stall. A white table cloth with technique and expertise postcards, pens, notebooks and mugs. There is a red pop-up poster in the background.
An infographic "mind map" showing how SRF technologies can answer the broad hypothetical research question: Do genetic and epigenetic modifications contribute to disease susceptibility and response to intervention?
Poster where the text reads: Wishing everyone a great break! it was been a pleasure working with you this year and we are excited for the collaborations to come. In the top left hand corner is the SRF logo, top right hand corner are some red Christmas baubles, and there is a red bow stretching across the bottom of the image.
A photograph showing an exhibition stand, with a pop up poster and items spread out on a white tablecloth.
Poster with an image of a PacBio Vega instrument, and the text: Molecular Analysis; New Technology; PacBio Vega Long Read Sequencing; Genome Assembly: Novel strains CpG methylation Metagenomics: Species and strain resolution Transcriptomics: de novo assembly Differential splicing
Two posters at a poster session in the ARC. One for Research Software Engineering and the other for Data Analytics.
Photograph of Tyler using the recently installed microtome.
Poster for a Protein Production and Purification Workshop, text displayed in a blue circle. Featuring: Construct design for successful purification Overexpression strategies Chromatography with AKTA systems SDS-PAGE & spectrophotometry analysis
Image of a blue arrow pointing left to right, on top of the arrow, starting at the left are some microscope slides of prepared histology samples, the middle image is the prepared sample when viewed under a microscope and on the right is the bioinformatics data, this is designed to show the process of sample preparation through to analysis for Spatial Transcriptomics.
MVLS Shared Research Facilities exhibitor stand with posters displayed in the background.
Image of David presenting work at a conference.
Poster showing coloured circles and the text: MVLS Shared Research Facilities Presents: An Introduction to Omics Online Workshop. Shows a computer icon with a stylised "molecule" .
Photograph of people having a conversation about brilliant science at an exhibition table.
Photo of 5 people standing in front of a table with paper bags and small A4 posters.
Poster with coloured circles and a microscope. Says: MVLS Shared Research Facilities Presents: Workshops In person workshops covering: Fluorescence Fiji CellProfiler QuPath
Photograph of an exhibitor display with two posters. One for a Technical Showcase taking place on 27th May and the other to show the University of Glasgow Technician Commitment Champion Network.
Poster for a Drop-in Clinic with the following information: Friday 30th May 1200-1600 Room 142 (inside Admin office) Wolfson Wohl Cancer Research Centre Garscube campus Discuss your current and future projects. See how the NBIPA can help your research. Let us know what you wish you had access to. Protein production: Advice on construct design Bespoke expression systems Design of purification protocols Access to equipment and columns, including AKTA Micro and LPS free systems Quality assurance: Confirm protein size Confirm protein fold Confirm homogeneity Structural biology: Structural analysis of predictions X-ray crystallography NMR Small-angle X-ray scattering Analytical ultracentrifugation
Poster showing circular lights against a glass ceiling. Poster reads: Technical Showcase Tuesday 27th May. Advanced Research Centre Atrium, 10am - 3pm
Poster for a drop in session showing coloured triangles. Text Reads: Join us to Discuss: - upcoming grants, - prospective projects, - data from a current or recent project. Wednesday, 18th June from 1430 Joseph Black Building, Room C407.