About UUBF
The Uppsala University Behavioral Facility (UUBF) is a non-profit research infrastructure, supported by strategic funding from the Disciplinary Domain of Medicine and Pharmacy. The facility was established in 2011. We have a close collaboration with the university veterinarians and aim to refine methods and reduce the number of animals used in studies.
UUBF strives to be a resource for research groups at Uppsala University and for external clients engaged in laboratory animal research. To this end, UUBF provides support for planning, performing, analysing, and interpreting behavioural studies in mice, rats, and fish. We can also advise you on alternatives to animal experiments in your field of research. We can provide access to a wide range of laboratory facilities and equipment to conduct behavioural research at a high standard and low cost.
Our staff
Our staff has extensive experience in different areas of behavioural animal research. They can help you design your studies, write ethical applications, conduct statistical analyses, and interpret your experiments. Do not hesitate to contact us to learn more about the resources and support we can provide.
Contact us
UUBF's offices are located at the Biomedical Centre (BMC) in Uppsala.
Feel free to email us if you have any questions or want to book a personal meeting with our staff.
Staff gateway UUBF
Employees of Uppsala University can find additional information on how to get in contact with UUBFs staff members on our internal website through the staff gateway.
Annual operating statements
UUBF’s services and activities are documented in the annual operating statement. The operating statements are available upon request. Please email us if you are interested in our annual operating statements.
UUBF support - from design to published paper
The backbone of all experiments
A well-designed experiment is more likely to yield meaningful results while minimising the risk of unforeseen errors.
From design to result
Put your plans in practice using UUBF's facilities, equipment and expertise.
Gain insights
Get the most out of your data by optimising your data analysis.
Report your findings
Provide the most value to the scientific community by publishing your results in a clear and concise way.
