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Optoacoustic or photoacoustic imaging is a new, cutting-edge imaging technique which detects ultrasound waves following light absorption from specific molecules.  This technique allows molecules with different spectral profile to be detected.

The Inveon μCT uses multiple axial x-rays of the animal to generate cross-sectional information or 3-dimensional reconstructions of the animal or parts of the animal. The μPET uses an LSO detector for fast scintillation decay time, high light output and effective atomic number.

Magnetic Particle Imaging (MPI) is an emerging molecular imaging modality that measures the location and concentration of superparamagnetic nanoparticle tracers in vivo (typically Iron Oxide, SPIOs) by detecting their response to spatially dependent magnetic fields. In Q1 2020 UNSW has installed a Magnetic Insight Momentum pre-clinical MPI scanner as the first facility in Australia to provide this novel technology.

The BD FACSMelody™ Cell Sorter with a 2 laser system (488nm and 561nm) with 7 fluorescent detectors and 2 way sorting it is a simple and easy to use sorter. With BD FACSChorus™ Software, the entire cell sorting process is designed to eliminate manual steps, making cell sorting easy to learn, and the BD FACSMelody Sorter easy to use.