Our highly interdisciplinary research is supported by a wide range of facilities incorporating the latest technologies:

	Genomics The Genomics Research Facility offers bespoke Next Generation Sequencing projects and library preparation. In house we have an Illumina MiSeq sequencing platform and NimbleGen microarray scanner. We are here for consultation, and to support and advise you on your Genomics needs. Email: genomics at warwick dot ac dot uk
	Imaging The Life Sciences Imaging Suite contains state-of-the-art electron and light microscopes. Our cryo-capable equipment enables us to work with a wide range of sample types including proteins, synthetic nano particles and polymer vesicle preparations. Email: imaging at warwick dot ac dot uk
	Proteomics The Proteomics Research Technology Platform houses internationally competitive MS-based instrumentation. The Facility undertakes collaborative proteomics-based projects with both UK and international academic or commercial institutions on a number of both well characterised and novel organisms. Projects include protein profiling, quantitative proteomic studies, phosphorylation and post-translational modification mapping. Email: proteomics at warwick dot ac dot uk
	Phytobiology Phytobiology combines Controlled Environment and Grodome facilities for the growth of a range of plants under defined environmental conditions. The facility also provides laboratory space for pathology, plant tissue culture and plant physiological work. Email: Sally dot Mann at warwick dot ac dot uk
	Field and Glasshouse Research Trials Wellesbourne campus is equipped to undertake small-scale field vegetable research trials and other crops may also be considered. In addition to the main experimental areas there are a number of unique specialist fields for studies relating to a range of insect pests, soil borne diseases and nutrient uptake work. The site has a wide range of protected crop facilities including high grade containment glass. Email: Sally dot Mann at warwick dot ac dot uk

We also provide ecological advice and services:

Bat Genotyping Service We assist ecologists carrying out bat surveys, using a DNA-based method for bat identification from guano samples. An advantage of this over standard bat detection methods is that bat identification can take place even i the absence of acual bat sightings. Email: R dot G dot Allaby at warwick dot ac dot uk (Professor Robin Allaby)