Featured Services

We provide an integrated package of expertise and technologies to drive forward your R & D . 

Protein ID Service 

For more information please see our flyer: Protein_ID_Service (PDF , 302kb)

Biopharmaceutical R & D Support 

For more information please see our flyer: Biopharm_RD_Support (PDF , 48kb)

Future Training Events

Bioinformatics for Biologists TBC 

Flow Cytometry TBC

Confocal Microscopy Course TBC

Python Programming Courses TBC

Gene Expression Technology Course TBC

Unfortunately due to COVID-19 we have had to postpone these courses for the time being. For further information or to register your interest and be placed on the priority waiting list please contact btf-enquiries@york.ac.uk

Current Activities

• Our expert staff have been heavily involved in supporting local Covid-19 testing. In collaboration with the great Biomedical Science unit at York Hospital, our teams have worked in shifts to help increase the capacity, and continue to support local testing at York District Hospital through these challenging times. Others in the team have turned their hands to producing and supplying face shields for front line workers.

https://www.minsterfm.com/news/local/3079572/coronavirus---more-testing-for-york/#.Xo8VblSPJs4.twitter

• We have been leading a series of open forums on how to establish safe working practices in the Covid-19 era in collaboration with BioimagingUK, Bioimaging North America and the Royal Microscopical Society. The next meetings will start on the 10th June 

https://www.rms.org.uk/discover-engage/event-calendar/virtual-light-microscopy-open-facilities-forum.html

• The Need for Digital Spatial Profiling for Host-Pathogen Interaction: A York Perspective: In this webinar, Peter O’Toole, Director of the University of York’s Bioscience Technology Facility, shares his experience integrating digital spatial profiling into the core. He describes how this technology fits into the wider set of complementary platforms and techniques at the core, with the GeoMx DSP delivering high-plex, quantitative imaging for both protein and RNA studies. Using the example of leshmaniasis, he also talks about early successes using the DSP for developing a new understanding of host-pathogen interaction in specific tissue microenvironments.

The Need for Digital Spatial Profiling for Host-Pathogen Interaction: A York Perspective

• Dr Peter O'Toole; Taking technology further
• ‌Labroots webinar with Peter O'Toole and Rakesh Suman
• Scientists' Choice Awards - Dr. Peter O'Toole

• An interview by Peter O'Toole about 3D Microscopy @ EMB