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User Access

Who can get access

Access to AXIA equipment is open to scientists from universities and other research institutions, hospitals, incubators, and companies, including SME's, large companies, and GTS institutes.

How to get access

Feasibility tests are always run in collaboration with us, whereas it requires training to run full studies. To get access as an independent user, training via our courses (see below) is usually required. In some cases, we also take in collaborative projects. Please contact us for more information.

How to acknowledge use of AXIA infrastructure

For independent users: "Use of the Novo Nordisk Foundation research infrastructure AXIA (grant NNF19OC0055801) is gratefully acknowledged"

For staff-supported use: "Use of the Novo Nordisk Foundation research infrastructure AXIA (grant NNF19OC0055801) and support from xx is gratefully acknowledged", indicating from who you got support as xx.

Prices

All users are required to contribute to maintenance costs through an hourly fee. Contact our facility manager for current prices.

Private sector actors, including GTS institutes, can have access to AXIA equipment on the same terms as for University researchers either through collaborative research with a university or through own research, where results are published. Proprietary research using AXIA equipment is also possible by payment of a fair fee pursuant to the principles of private use of public infrastructure. 

User training

Unsupervised use of AXIA CT scanners is possible after attendance to a PhD level course that includes lectures and practical exercises on the equipment. Attendance is free of charge.

Advanced workshops aimed at experienced users will continuously be held. 

Detailed information about dates and contents of all courses and workshops will be announced here prior to course start, but if you are interested in receiving training, please contact the facility manager.