Our laboratory at the Institute for Mountain Emergency Medicine is located on the ground floor and provides essential support for our research activities. Designed to meet the needs of both technicians and researchers, the lab offers a functional space for the collection, handling, and initial processing of biological samples obtained during clinical and experimental studies.
Our laboratory is equipped with:
• Two fully operational workstations
• A chemical fume hood
• Multiple centrifuges, including refrigerated models
• An ice machine
• A thermal cycler
• A complete set of laboratory consumables**
These facilities support a wide range of biomedical investigations, particularly in the fields of hypobaric hypoxia, physiological adaptation to high-altitude environments, and molecular responses to environmental stress. The laboratory is integrated into the broader infrastructure of the Institute and plays a key role in ensuring the quality and reproducibility of sample preparation and storage. It also serves as a base for collaborative projects, both nationally and internationally. We are committed to maintaining high scientific standards and welcome opportunities for interdisciplinary research.
For further information, please contact the laboratory manager, Sandro Malacrida.


