The Tools for Studying Light
From its very beginnings, the Spectroscopy Laboratory has recognized
that world-class research requires state-of-the-art equipment. As
a result, the Laboratory strives to maintain a diverse collection
of laser systems for the purpose of fundamental and applied research
in modern optics and spectroscopy. In addition, the Spectroscopy
Laboratory houses the Laser Biomedical Research Center (LBRC), an NIH supported center whose facilities are open for biological and biomedicine research.
As an organizational unit, the Spectroscopy Laboratory consists
of a collection of main and auxiliary laboratories, having one of
the largest and most diverse collections of lasers and instrumentation
in an academic environment. The following list describes the various
facilities and equipment available, as well as a brief overview
of the ongoing research objectives. The principal investigator responsible
for each laboratory is indicated.
Main Laboratories and Facilities
Laser Biomedical Research Center
BUILDING/ROOM RESEARCH
6-006 Light Scattering Interferometry Laboratory
6-008 Tissue Scanner Laboratory
6-010 Chemical Laboratory
6-012 Cell Culture Laboratory
6-014 Pico Femtosecond Laboratory
6-204 Optical Probe Laboratory
6C-033a Trans-Dermal Glucose Detection Laboratory
6C-033b Tomography Microscopy Laboratory
6C-033ca Low Coherence Interferometry Laboratory
6C-048 Raman Microscopy Laboratory
6C-048 Raman Spectroscopy of Nanotube Laboratory
Auxiliary Laboratories and Facilities
BUILDING/ROOM RESEARCH
6-031 Pulsed Visible/UV Spectroscopy/ Molecular Dynamics
18-085 Spectroscopy of Nanostructured
Materials
2-009 fs Non-Linear Spectroscopy of Condensed Phases
2-041 fs Non-Linear Spectroscopy of Condensed Phases
2-048 fs Non-Linear Spectroscopy of Condensed Phases
6-007 Picosecond Time-Resolved Spectroscopy
6-031 Pulsed Visible/UV Spectroscopy and
Combustion Kinetics
6-011 Picosecond Laboratory
13-4138 Raman Micro-Spectroscopy Facility
6-020 Combustion Dynamics Laboratory
6-013 Tokmakoff Research Laboratory
6-009 Nelson Research Laboratory
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