Our analytical instrumentation centers, located in Naito and Bauer Laboratories, provide a convenient location for many of the Department's sophisticated and powerful research tools. These include: nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometers; an electron paramagnetic resonance spectrometer; a small molecule mass spectrometer; a SQUID-based magnetic property measurement system; an FTIR; and single crystal and powder X-ray diffractometers.

	Magnetic Resonance Lab Laukien-Purcell Instrumentation Center Naito Laboratory basement, B05 Director: Anthony Lowe 11 Spectrometers, including 7 NMR, 1 EPR, 1 MS, 1 IR, and 1 MPMS
	X-ray Laboratory Bauer Labs B04-06 Director: Shao-Liang Zheng Small molecule single crystal diffraction X-ray diffraction for thin film and powder samples
	Instrumentation Centers Near CCB Center for Nanoscale Systems: nanofabrication, materials synthesis, imaging, and computer analysis of design of nanoscale systems Small Molecule Mass Spectrometry: mass spectrometry-based techniques to investigate a wide variety of analytes Center for Brain Science: neuroimaging, light microscopy, and more