National research infrastructures in which Uppsala University participates

Transmission electron microscopy in materials sciences.

Network of social science databases.

50 marine field stations supporting research on marine organisms and ecosystems.

Coordinates resources based on qualified quantitative analysis in the humanities and social sciences.

Networks of field stations measuring greenhouse gas fluxes.

Infrastructure for data visualisation.

Synchrotron X-ray facility for such fields as materials research.

Cleanroom-based nanotechnology laboratories.

A resource in e-science for digital language data.

Supports research on ageing by harmonising a number of large population-based longitudinal cohorts and databases.

A resource for large-scale DNA sequencing and SNP genotyping.

A resource for advanced microscopy and image analysis in life sciences research.

Provides a well-equipped drilling rig for deep drilling and scientific support.

An e-infrastructure for biodiversity data.

Network of field stations for land-based climate, environmental and ecosystem research.

Resource for access to research data.

Research database collecting information on Swedish-born twins.

Provides nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) resources of the highest quality available.