Core Facilities and Centres at BioNut
At BioNut we are hosting different core facilities and centres.
Centre for Bioinformatics and Biostatistics (CBB)
Centre for Bioinformatics and Biostatistics (CBB)
CBB aims to be a natural partner for research groups located at Campus Flemingsberg with a need for assistance on bioinformatics or biostatistics.
The purpose of the centre is to coordinate existing competence and infrastructure and to function as a knowledge hub for bioinformatics and biostatistics for research groups in the area.
BEA - the core facility for Bioinformatics and Expression Analysis
BEA - the core facility for Bioinformatics and Expression Analysis
BEA provides an extensive repertoire of genomic technologies to ongoing research projects principally at the Karolinska Institute but also at other Swedish universities. This includes services for genomic analysis based on the Illumina, Affymetrix, Agilent, and ABI platforms for sequencing, microarray analysis and qPCR.
LCI - The Live Cell Imaging Facility
LCI - The Live Cell Imaging Facility
The Live Cell Imaging Facility is a light microscopy facility. We offer state-of-the-art microscopes and training to image cell and tissues, live or fixed. The Live Cell Imaging facility is open to all researchers.
eHealth Core Facility - support for research and innovations in eHealth
eHealth Core Facility - support for research and innovations in eHealth
Do you need support to conceptualise, develop, test and implement an eHealth tool or intervention? By choosing from a wide range of methods, we ensure the quality of your eHealth project, from idea to implementation. The eHealth Core Facility is a collaboration between four Departments at KI; BioNut, CNS, LabMed and LIME.
KISCO - Karolinska Institutet Stem Cell Organoid
KISCO - Karolinska Institutet Stem Cell Organoid
KISCO is a facility at the Department of Biosciences and Nutrition (BioNut), Campus Flemingsberg.
The main goal of KISCO is, to assist researchers mainly within KI and Sweden to harbour the potential of pluripotent stem cells (PSCs) in studying complex human disease mechanisms.
Research centres
Research centres
A centre at Karolinska Institutet is a focused concentration in a certain research or educational area which is flexible in its organisation and limited in time. The centres aim to create a dynamic collaboration. A common characteristic is that centres consist of research teams sharing equipment and premises.
A wide range of research technologies and services
A wide range of research technologies and services
Karolinska Institutet offers a wide range of core facilities, providing technologies, services and competence to academic research in Sweden. These core facilities were all founded to meet the needs of the university’s own scientists — and they are under constant development and evaluation. KI is also partner in several national research infrastructures.
On this page you will find a thematic overview of our core facilities, and also resources for research on COVID-19.