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MSLMSLCenter for Health Innovation
& Biotechnology
Diagnostic & analytical services

Analytical Services

Quantitative analysis for researchers, institutions and industry — with methods and limitations documented.

Our standard

Analysis you can put in a paper

Research-grade analysis has a requirement that routine testing does not: the result has to survive peer review. That means the method must be described precisely, the validation data must exist, and the uncertainty must be quantified rather than glossed over.

We provide analytical services on that basis. Clients receive not only a result but the methodological detail needed to report it — the method, its validation status, the controls run, and the limits of what the measurement supports.

Services

What we offer

Quantitative analysis

Measurement of specified analytes with documented precision and detection limits.

Sample characterisation

Compositional and property analysis of biological and biomaterial samples.

Method development

Developing an analytical approach where no suitable established method exists for your material.

Method validation

Establishing and documenting sensitivity, specificity, precision and reproducibility.

Batch testing

Repeat analysis across sample sets with consistent conditions and controls.

Analytical consultancy

Advice on which method suits a question, and on interpreting data you already hold.
Working with us

How an analytical engagement runs

  • 01

    Scoping

    We establish what you need to measure, to what precision, and what the result will be used for.

  • 02

    Method agreement

    We confirm the method, its validation status, sample requirements and what the analysis can support.

  • 03

    Analysis

    Samples are processed under documented conditions with controls run alongside.

  • 04

    Reporting

    You receive results with methodological detail sufficient for publication or regulatory use.

Available techniques and pricing will be listed here

The specific analytical techniques, instrumentation, detection limits and commercial terms will be published here once the relevant facilities are commissioned.

Discuss an analytical requirement

Tell us what you need to measure and what the result is for, and we will confirm whether we can help.