Laboratories

  

Faculty of Biology has 13 laboratories with the total available space of 4068,83 m2, thus covers a ratio of 312, 99 m2/laboratories and the ratio of laboratory space to student of 4,4 m2/people. The laboratories are mentioned belows:

Teaching and Research Laboratories

  1. Laboratory of Animal Physiology
  2. Laboratory of Animal Structure and Development
  3. Laboratory of Animal Systematic
  4. Laboratory of Biochemistry
  5. Laboratory of Plant Biotechnology
  6. Laboratory of Ecology and Conservation
  7. Laboratory of Entomology
  8. Laboratory of Genetics and Breading
  9. Laboratory of General Biology
  10. Laboratory of Microbiology
  11. Laboratory of Plant Physiology
  12. Laboratory of Plant Structure and Development
  13. Laboratory of Plant Systematics

Research Laboratories and Facilities

The Faculty of Biology at Universitas Gadjah Mada is supported by state-of-the-art research laboratories and specialized facilities that advance scientific inquiry across multiple biological disciplines. These research centers provide the infrastructure, instrumentation, and technical expertise necessary for cutting-edge studies in molecular biology, genomics, biodiversity, and applied life sciences. List of research laboratories and Facilities :
  1. Joint Research Facility Laboratory
  2. Moeso Suryowinoto Indonesia Biodiversity Center
  3. Integrated Genome Factory Laboratory
At the Faculty of Biology, Universitas Gadjah Mada, three world-class facilities converge to form a dynamic nexus of scientific innovation and the guardianship of life’s diversity. The Joint Research Facility (FALITMA) serves as the cornerstone for advanced molecular and biochemical inquiry, providing unparalleled access to state-of-the-art instrumentation and expert technical support. Building on this robust foundation, the Integrated Genome Factory (IGF) equipped with the Oxford Nanopore PromethION 24 and high-performance computing infrastructure propels multi-omics investigations with remarkable speed and resolution. Completing this triad, the Moeso Suryowinoto Indonesia Biodiversity Center (MSIBC), whose orchid-seed-inspired architecture celebrates Indonesia’s natural legacy, fosters cutting-edge work in tissue culture, conservation genetics, and ecological research. Together, these three pillars create a seamless continuum from precise molecular analyses to broad genomic insights and the enduring preservation of Indonesia’s rich biodiversity illuminating the Faculty of Biology as a distinguished beacon of scientific progress and environmental stewardship.