A NATIONAL RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURE IN CHEMICAL BIOLOGY

With its six nodes, from Umeå in the north to Lund in the south, CBCS help researchers find and develop small molecules to understand and decipher the function of biological pathways.

We aim to create powerful tools for your research and set the ground for generating new starting points for drug discovery.

CBCS is funded by the Swedish Research Council, SciLifeLab, and the host Universities.

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Our chemical biology services

CBCS gathers expertise, resources, facilities, and equipment to identify and develop novel chemical tools to help you interrogate your particular field of interest. By drawing from our combined experience in industry and academia, our talented group has provided input to more than 400 research projects during the past five years of operation, resulting in high-impact publications, innovations, patents, and spin-off endeavors.

Browse through the services below to find your field of interest.

CBCS user publications

CBCS News

Call for large project support 2024

CBCS/DDD joint Webinar January 12th at 11:00

Inauguration of SciLifeLab Linköping site

CBCS infrastructure selected to EU research infrastructure

EU-OPENSCREEN integrates high-capacity chemical biology screening platforms throughout Europe. Since 2022, CBCS UMU, and CBCS KI are Swedish partner sites.

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