Lasers: Ar-ion lasers, an HeCd ion laser, several blue diode lasers,
CO2 laser, a tunable-cavity dye laser, a picosecond violet diode
laser, and a frequency doubled Ti:sapphire picosecond pulsed
laser, and others.
Fluorescence lifetime imaging (with an iCCD) and
fluorescence dynamics (PMTs).
Photon counting PMTs for photo- and electroluminescence
lifetimes (resolution 100 ps)
Syringe pumps for microfluidic sensor work.
Furnaces and annealers.
3-source, 6-pocket thin film evaporator system.
Computers and workstations. Mathematica is our
preferred coding language that all our students learn.
We also manage the Department of Physics transmission electron
microscopy lab. Additionally, our students have access to the University's
Nanofabrication facility, as well as several other facilities on
campus.
Some photos from our lab scroll in the window below.