ATA Scientific Customer Installations

UNSW is the first state in Australia to deliver a pilot manufacturing facility to support the establishment of a local RNA industry. Prof. Thordarson is director of the UNSW RNA Institute which brings together researchers from UNSW Science, Engineering and Medicine & Health. The NanoAssemblr platform will be used in the development of novel RNA therapeutics including cancer treatments along with RNA-based vaccines. 

Monash University, Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering has installed their new Micromeritics Autochem II 2920 Chemisorption Analyser. This fully automated instrument enables highly precise chemical adsorption and temperature- programmed reaction studies, ideal for studying catalysts. 

Monash, Clayton Campus at the School of Physics & Astronomy has installed their new desktop Phenom SEM Instrument. The group is developing new ways of imaging and designing advanced functional materials that will enable new discoveries and the understanding of complex systems. Tackling some of the most profound questions in science, researchers study the origin of space, time and matter. 

Funded by private donors to the Malaghan Institute of Medical Research, the NanoAssemblr Blaze was recently installed in Timaru at South Pacific Sera, a biotech that is part of Vaccine Alliance Aotearoa New Zealand – Ohu Kaupare Huaketo (VAANZ). The NanoAssemblr Blaze will be used during the development of new vaccines to produce mRNA encapsulated lipid nanoparticles. This is the first of its kind in New Zealand which brings the group one step closer in their quest to develop new therapeutic drugs.

UNSW is the first state in Australia to deliver a pilot manufacturing facility to support the establishment of a local RNA industry. Prof. Thordarson is director of the UNSW RNA Institute which brings together researchers from UNSW Science, Engineering and Medicine & Health. The NanoAssemblr platform will be used in the development of novel RNA therapeutics including cancer treatments along with RNA-based vaccines. 

All G foods recently installed their new Malvern NanoSight NS300 with autosampler. All G Foods is an Australian startup that develops dairy proteins that can be included in milk and other “cow-free” dairy products, as well as plant-based meat ranges. Their team of food technologists are passionate about solving the world’s toughest food challenges with high-quality alternative proteins.