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The Laboratories are the pillars of the research and teaching infrastructure of the Department of Chemistry at UCI. Its vision is to act as a nexus of research and education of light-matter interrogations by providing the necessary expertise, modern methods, and seeding intramural and extramural collaborations. Its mission encompasses all aspects of light-matter interactions in time, frequency, and spatial domains, executed through linear and nonlinear optics, spectroscopy, and microscopy. The LSL has a long history of collaborations with groups and research units on the UCI campus, across UC campuses, with other universities and national labs across the country and around the world, along with collaborative activities with local and international industry partners. The development of the LSL infrastructure and its maintenance is spearheaded by its Director, through funds obtained from state, federal and private sources. Detailed mission statement can be found here.
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Brief general policies 1. LSL is a research infrastructure within the Department of Chemistry. 2. Extra-Departmental users are welcome, as long as resources permit and do not interfere with on-going research projects and educational activities within the LSL. Interested users are encouraged to contact the Director to discuss experiments, access possibilities and potential collaborations. 3. The LSL is maintained through research grants and industry collaborations spearheaded by its Director. To maintain its broad operability, access to the LSL is limited to two researchers per research group (Linear Lab) and one researcher (Microscopy Lab). 4. All users are required to attend a training session(s) with the Director or his designate. If a certified user does not use a given instrument for more than one year, at the discretion of the Director, they may be required to attend a refresher training session. 5. Training and independent access is provided only for instruments in the Linear Lab (except Multi-Angle Light Scattering setup) and standard microscopy setups within the Microscopy Lab. 6. All advanced nonlinear optical experiments in Microscopy and Ultrafast Labs are conducted together with LSL researchers and its Director, in conventional scientific collaboration spirit. 7. For the Linear Lab and part of the Microscopy Lab, reservations are made through the online reservation system. Slots can be reserved, with a minimum of 1 or 2 hour of use, subject to instrument and user fees.
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Instrument | UCI recharge, $/h | Location | |||
Cary-60 Spectrometer | 6 | Linear Lab | |||
Shimadzu UV1700 Spectrometer | 6 | Linear Lab | |||
Hitachi F4500 fluorimeter | 8 | Linear Lab | |||
Cary Eclipse fluorimeter | 8 | Linear Lab | |||
Cary-7000 universal measurement spectrometer | 10 | Linear Lab | |||
Malvern SEC-MALS system | 10 | Linear Lab | |||
Malvern Zetasizer uV | 8 | Linear Lab | |||
Malvern Zetasizer Nano DLS | 8 | Linear Lab | |||
NanoSight NS300 | 10 | Linear Lab | |||
Jasco J-810 Spectropolarimeter | 10 | Linear Lab | |||
Jasco 4700 Fourier Spectrometer | 9 | Linear Lab | |||
Jasco V-670 absorption spectrometer | 10 | Linear Lab | |||
Goede Oude Frits - phase contrast microscope | 10 | Microscopy Lab | |||
Darth Vader - dark field microscope | 10 | Microscopy Lab | |||
Kleine Friedrich - Raman/fluorescence microscope | 15 | Microscopy Lab | |||
Rosencrantz and Guildenstern - Raman/Dark Field microscopy system | 20 | Microscopy Lab | |||
Trainings | 55 |