The Department of Chemistry occupies over 24,000 sq feet in Padnos hall of Science. The freshly renovated interior has added flexibility and capability to the teaching and research laboratories. As a result, student access and training on state-of-the-art instrumentation has increased.

In the past few years, the department has added several new pieces of equipment including several new IR spectrometers, an inert-atmosphere glove box, a high performance liquid chromatography from environmental chemistry and a fluorimeter that is used in course work and by several research groups. The department also recently received a Major Research Instrumentation grant from the NSF for a new 400 MHz NMR that will be installed in May of 2018.

Additional information regarding separation technology, spectroscopy and additional supporting instruments and infrastructure found through the following pages.