Infrastructure and facilities

Manufacturing and characterisation from nano-metre to metre length scales and digital automation technologies. RMIT manufacturing for the 21st century.

A specialist film and television resource open to the public, housing a diverse range of artefacts and memorabilia related chiefly to the history of the Australian film and TV industry.

A world-class $15 million facility that helps businesses develop and market innovative food products, with food product lab, testing suite, microbiology lab, and food nutrition

The Flash-Fire Laboratory for Advanced Manikin & Material Evaluation (FLAMME) facility enables the assessment of the thermal protection performance for materials concerned with urban and rural environments and applications for high-performance textiles that deliver solutions for safer and healthier lives.

More than 20 facilities for the design, modelling, fabrication, packaging and characterisation of micro and nano scale devices, providing varied technology research in a single hub.

A range of highly sophisticated solid and solution state NMR equipment, using magnetic fields and radio frequencies to reveal the dynamic characteristics of materials at the molecular level

More than 25 instruments for rheology and materials, characterisation of materials, polymers, composites and ceramics, as well as pilot-scale facilities in polymer processing and multiphase mixing.

A digital and material collection of Melbourne's design legacy, supporting design research through its advisory panel, exhibitions, journal, catalogues, papers, books and events.

High-quality electron microscopy and microanalysis equipment offering imaging, image analysis, element composition, chemical analysis, structural information and particle analysis.

Sixteen tools offering modern chromatography and mass spectrometry services including flame ionisation, electron capture detection and liquid chromatography with UV detectors.

Offering simulated virtualisation and telepresence with advanced gaming and visualisation devices, used for manufacturing, safety testing, design, prototyping, automation and more.

Providing services for researchers including materials characterisation, phase identification, percent crystallinity, texture measurements and non destructive material identification.

The first Australian University to implement a dedicated commercial cloud supercomputing facility.