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The Geomicrobiology Lab is housed in ~800 sq. ft. of space on the 2nd floor of the Deike Building adjacent to existing labs for Microbial Geobiology (Chris House), Isotope Biogeochemistry (Kate Freeman), and Aqueous Geochemistry (Sue Brantley). The new lab is designed to facilitiate the flow of people and ideas between labs.
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Lab Equipment |
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ASE II accelerated solvent extractor |
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Agilent LC-MS |
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ICS 2500 Dionex ion chromatography system |
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Baker biosafety hood |
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Nikon 80i epifluorescence/DIC/phase microscope with CCD camera |
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8-processor (2.6 GHz each) bioinformatics computing cluster, shared with House Lab |
Expedition and Field Microbiology Equipment |
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| YSI datalogging sonde | |
| Hach portable spectrophotometer | |
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Enmet Gas Meters |
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Olympus stylus tough digital cameras, Firefly slave, external flashes Incredible, unforgettable Nikon Coolpix 4500 (gone but not forgotten)  |
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vertical caving gear  |
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