Facts & figures
Core research facilities
- 8 Openly-available specialist facilities
- 80+ On-site experts providing guidance and research services
- 400+ Instruments available for users
Infrastructure_
Facilities
High-impact research through state-of-the-art infrastructure
Pursuing research excellence requires the latest innovative technology across all disciplines. This is why we're continually investing in world-class and openly-accessible core research facilities.
The University of Sydney’s core research facilities provide staff and students from the University and our partners around the world access to high-end research infrastructure and a range of related services to assist with specialist applications.
Our research facilities bring together world-class instrumentation, outstanding people and excellent user-focused processes. They are intimately linked to our search for solutions to the most significant contemporary challenges in climate, health, food, water, energy, communications, transport, manufacturing, construction and national security.
Core research facilities
National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy
The National Collaborative Research Infrastructure Strategy (NCRIS) is a federal government initiative that provides funding for major research facilities, supporting infrastructure and networks to drive research excellence. NCRIS builds collaborations between researchers, government and industry to deliver practical outcomes to complex issues challenging our society.
The University of Sydney is involved in the following NCRIS facilities:
- Astronomy Australia Ltd
- AuScope
- Australian National Fabrication Facility
- European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL) Australia
- Integrated Marine Observing System
- Microscopy Australia
- National Computational Infrastructure
- National Imaging Facility
- Optical and Radio Astronomy - Square Kilometre Array
- Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (NSW)
- TERN Ecosystem Modelling and Scaling Facility (eMAST)
- Translating Health Discovery.
