The school of life sciences is currently upgrading the teaching laboratory space, and as part of this would like to seek tenders for a new flow cytometer instrument to complement the 2 existing instruments. The new instrument will primarily be utilised in teaching undergraduate students and also be capable of delivering high quality results in research oriented flow cytometry. The new instrument which will be required to be delivered prior to the university financial year end of 31.7.2019 should be able to support a demanding teaching and research programme that includes a wide range of investigations including but not withstanding: the teaching use of the required instrument requires a robust and stable performance coupled with the ability to perform diagnostic tests used in a modern haemato-oncology laboratory. It is important that our students are trained on, and become familiar with instruments used in the state of the art immune-phenotyping procedures.

The school of life sciences is currently upgrading the teaching laboratory space, and as part of this would like to seek tenders for a new flow cytometer instrument to complement the 2 existing instruments. The new instrument will primarily be utilised in teaching undergraduate students and also be capable of delivering high quality results in research oriented flow cytometry. The new instrument which will be required to be delivered prior to the university financial year end of 31.7.2019 should be able to support a demanding teaching and research programme that includes a wide range of investigations including but not withstanding: The teaching use of the required instrument requires a robust and stable performance coupled with the ability to perform diagnostic tests used in a modern haemato-oncology laboratory. It is important that our students are trained on, and become familiar with instruments used in the state of the art immune-phenotyping procedures.