Find a technique and facility
TechFi® can help you identify the relevant technique to address your research question and which of our facilities have it. Or you can contact your local facility directly using the facility directory.
Microscopy Australia provides researchers and industry with access to the nation’s largest range of high-end microscopes, microanalysis tools, and specialists.Our open access policy means that researchers anywhere in the country can access any of our nine university based facilities. Our instruments have dedicated experts to deliver high quality training and support to ensure you get the best research outcomes.
For more information on academic or industry access, please select the relevant button below.
TechFi® can help you identify the relevant technique to address your research question and which of our facilities have it. Or you can contact your local facility directly using the facility directory.
Once you've identified a technique, submit your project to the relevant facility to start the project approval process.
Our expert staff will asses the project feasibility and provide advice to ensure you get the results you need. We aim to book you a microscope within three weeks of approval.
Next you will be booked in for hands-on training. Start your free online training anytime, with MyScope. Alternatively, if amount of training time required is not feasible within your project, you can hire the staff on a fee-for-service basis to analyse the sample for you.
Our expert staff will support your microscopy and microanalysis work to help you collect the best possible results. They will also provide advice on data analysis and management.
To keep supporting research, we need to track research outcomes. If you use data from one our facilities in a paper, presentation, or poster please acknowledge us.
Explore what other facilities can help enable your research. Research Infrastructure Connected (RIC) connects researchers and innovators with Australia’s national research infrastructure supported by NCRIS.
