BOSCH MASS SPECTROMETRY FACILITY

The multi-user Bosch Mass Spectometry Facility (BMSF) is a unique world-class facility for the detection, characterisation and quantification of biomarkers in cells, tissues and organs. The facility provides access to, and expert training in, equipment for state-of-the-art analytical mass analyses and mass mapping including:

• Triple quadrupole mass spectrometer (Agilent 6460 AA)
• Liquid chromatography with multi-channel coulometric electrochemical detection (ESA CoulArray)
• Oxygraph-2k (Oroboros)

The facility is PC2 certified. Registered users also have access to the following equipment:

• Biological safety cabinet
• CO₂ incubator
• Inverted microscope
• Refrigerated centrifuge
• Evaporator plus
• Shaking water bath
• Dry block heater and evaporator (40 needle capacity)
• Tissue homogeniser
• Vacuum extraction manifold
• Freeze dryer
• 37°C oven

Sir Zelman Cowen BMSF Officer

Academic in charge

A/Prof. Paul Witting
Ph: 9114-0524
E-mail:

Scientific Advisory Committee

Prof. Michael Davies
Prof. Nicholas Hunt
Prof. Basil Roufogalis
A. Prof. Paul Witting
Dr. Ghassan Maghzal
Dr. Richard Payne

To gain access to the facility and equipment please follow the Registration procedure

Where to find the Bosch BMSF

The facility is located on the ground floor of the Medical Foundation Building, K25, room G03A, on the Camperdown Campus, The University of Sydney. See the map for directions.