The Thanh Chem Lab at The Davy Faraday Research Laboratory, The Royal Institution of Great Britain:
We work with a very interdisciplinary team, and some equipements are obvious to some colleagues and some are not, so, below each picutre, there is some indication of what the main intrument is
A Centrifuge in the background
A glove box (slightly bigger than the one you have in your car and it does not use to keep gloves 🙂 )
A rotary evaprator in the background
Characterisation Lab
at The Davy Faraday Research Laboratory, The Royal Institution of Great Britain:
A bespoke real- time in situ MFH imaging system to explore the apop- totic and/or necrotic cell death pathways
Magnetic Particle Spectroscopy
Francisco J. Terán installed AC Hyster from Nanotech Solutions
XRD
SQUID-VSM
TEM
FTIR
Biochemistry Lab:
Incubator
Flow cytometer
Live Cell Imager
Discovery TGA (Thermogravimetric Analysis)
Beckman Coulter Optima MAX Ultracentrifuge
Malvern DLS
Molecular Device SpectraMax M2-M2e Fluorescent and UV-Vis Microplate reader (you can use a cuvette too)
Thanh’s Group by the musical periodic table and the historic library
at the Royal Institution (Oct 2011)
DFRL lunch time group meeting around a table of Bragg’s family (a snap shot on 22/1/2013):
The Nanomag Lab at Department of Chemistry, University of Liverpool (2005-2008):
