Research facilities

Proteomics Facility

Connecting researchers with a highly specialised team and state-of-the-art proteomics platforms.

The WEHI Advanced Genomics Facility

Providing the very best support for WEHI researchers engaged in research using genomics approaches.

Antibody Facility

Providing antibody services to academic researchers and commercial clients.

Advanced Histotechnology Facility

Histology aids medical research by unveiling intricate details of disease pathology, helping to guide personalised treatment strategies.

Olink proteomics platform

Olink affinity proteomics is a next-generation technology that quantifies thousands of biologically relevant proteins at low concentration in collections.

L to R: Professor David Komander, Dr Nicholas Kirk, Dr Sylvie Callegari, Dr Alisa Glukhova

Meet the researchers who solved a decades-long Parkinson’s disease mystery.

In a world-first, WEHI researchers discovered what a protein called PINK1 looks like in humans and how it is activated, paving the way for potential Parkinson’s treatments.

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L to R: Professor David Komander, Dr Nicholas Kirk, Dr Sylvie Callegari, Dr Alisa Glukhova.