Microscopy Australia

Microscopy Australia is Australia's largest network of microscopes and expertise, open to all Australian researchers. Formerly known as AMMRF, it is a consortium of university-based microscopy facilities driven by collaboration, accessibility, excellence, and innovation. With over 3,500 researchers from universities and industry utilizing their instruments and expertise annually, along with more than 150,000 trainee microscopists worldwide using their online training tools, Microscopy Australia has established itself as a vital resource.

Funded by federal (NCRIS) and state governments, as well as participating institutions, Microscopy Australia reports high-impact science outcomes through their annual Research Highlights and online news. They actively engage the public in science with unique exhibitions and learning resources, further solidifying their contribution to the scientific community.

With a mission to empower Australian science and innovation by making advanced microscopes accessible to all researchers, Microscopy Australia strives to provide world-leading microscopes and expertise to keep Australia at the forefront of global research. Additionally, it offers access to a variety of high-end microscopy platforms and associated technical expertise in strategic locations, efficiently servicing Australia’s microscopy needs while maintaining formal connections with other specialized linked laboratories.

Established in 2007 and headquartered in Australia, Microscopy Australia stands as a driving force in advancing scientific research and innovation in the region. Currently, there is no available information regarding the last investment and the investors involved.