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New Equipment Purchased!
Earth: Vortex Mixers
Earth: Vacuum Pump
Earth: Pipettors
Earth: Microscope
Earth: Magnetic Stir Hotplate
Earth: Ultra Violet Light
Earth: Magnetic Susceptibility Meter
Physics: Dust Trap
Physics: Power Supplies
Pharmacy: iWorx unit
Pharmacy: Desktop Computer
Pharmacy: Brother Label Printer
Optometry: iCare Handheld Tonometer
Optometry: Nidek Auto Refractometer
Biology: Cold Water Aquarium
Biology: Cold Water Aquarium
Biology: Cold Water Aquarium
2020 WatSEF purchase photo of Nanion Port-a-Patch mini
B- Box: Used to safely visualize DNA during cloning experiments where bands of DNA are cut from the gels and purified
BIO-RAD ChemDoc XRS+: Equipment for imaging gels and working up data on the images
Eppendorf Bench top Microfuges: Used by students in DNA purification
BIO-RAD ChemDoc XRS+
Thermo Scientific NanoDrop 2000: Measuring Quantity and Quality of Purified DNA samples
Biology 470 Students using equipment such as seine nets, velocity meters, plankton nets, etc.
Biology 470 Students using equipment such as seine nets, velocity meters, plankton nets, etc.
Biology 470 Students using equipment such as seine nets, velocity meters, plankton nets, etc.
Biology 470 Students using equipment such as seine nets, velocity meters, plankton nets, etc.
Biology 470 Students using equipment such as seine nets, velocity meters, plankton nets, etc.
Biology 470 Students using equipment such as seine nets, velocity meters, plankton nets, etc.
Biology 470 Students using equipment such as seine nets, velocity meters, plankton nets, etc.
