The DISAT hosts a wide range of laboratories used for teaching and research in the fields of chemistry, biology, geology, and environmental sciences.

• Plant Biology and Ecology
• Biosafety Level 2 (BL2)
• Biodiversity Conservation
• Environmental Microbiology
• DNA Sequencing

• Chemical Analysis
• Chemometrics
• Atmospheric Chemistry
• Environmental Chemistry and Cultural Heritage
• Environmental Physical Chemistry
• Molecular Modeling

• Anticarb
• Photointerpretation
• Geochronology
• Geotech. Lab.
• Structural Geology and Volcanotectonics
• Geology, Geomorphology, and Digital Marine Cartography (BluGLab)
• Environmental Geomatics
• Geopedology
• GeoVires (Virtual Reality Lab for Earth Sciences)
• GroutFreezeLab
• Environmental Hydrogeology
• Raman Microspectroscopy
• OCean, Climate, Atmosphere @ Milan (OCCAM)
• Paleobiology
• Provenance
• Environmental Dynamics Remote Sensing
• TreeStabilityLab

A large laboratory with "polar" temperatures. EuroCold Laboratory (European Cold Laboratory Facilities) is one of the largest and most modern "cold" laboratories with controlled atmosphere. It is equipped to reach temperatures as low as -50°C in its rooms for the preservation and study of ice cores coming from the most important sites of international climate research: from Antarctica to Greenland and the Alps.

Currently, EuroCold's cold rooms preserve over 3,000 linear meters of ice cores, cylinders with diameters of 8-10 centimeters and lengths up to 3 meters. The ice cores are extracted from special drilling machines from glaciers worldwide, in a sequence from top to bottom, towards the depths of the glacier.

GEMMA (Geo-Environmental Measuring and Monitoring from multiple plAtforms) is a scientific, interdisciplinary, and multidisciplinary infrastructure that carries out activities for monitoring and understanding a series of geo-environmental parameters and processes through remote observations, fieldwork, and physical models.

The Microscopy Platform of the University of Milano-Bicocca is an interdepartmental center that brings together various services of optical and electron microscopy under one structure. Established in 2017 by the Departments of Biotechnology and Biosciences, Physics, Environmental and Earth Sciences, and Materials Science, the Platform aims to meet the growing needs for the characterization of materials and biological tissues at the submicroscopic scale.

Director: Prof. Giancarlo Capitani

The Interdepartmental Network of Spectroscopy brings together numerous researchers and a wide array of instruments from three different departments within the Science Area: Material Science, Environmental and Earth Sciences, and Biotechnology and Biosciences.

The Interdepartmental Network of Spectroscopy coordinates the management of all available equipment for both internal and external users. The expertise developed over the years allows for measurements on any type of material (powders, solids, liquids, biological materials...) even under controlled temperature and atmosphere conditions, and the design of new experimental procedures for in situ and operando characterizations.

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