Stopped flow spectroscopy for cellular assays and protein interactions.
Quench flow for membrane transport characteristics.
Stable isotope ratio analyzer.
Olympus IX73 microscope with halogen and LED lamps and 532 and 655 nm diode lasers: brightfield, darkfield, fluorescence, TIRF, Acton SpectraPro grating spectrometer for imaging spectroscopy, Hamamatsu ImagEM X2 EMCCD camera.
Biotek Synergy HTX microplate reader with absorption, fluorescence, and luminescence readout modalities. Includes wavelength range from 200–999 nm and temperature and shaking control.
Countess II automatic cell counter.
Preparatory/Analytical
Becker 50000 RPM ultra-centrifuge.
Small benchtop instruments (sonicators, vortex, hot stirring plates, rotovaps).
Optical Spectroscopy Instruments
UV-Visible spectrophotometer.
Steady-state fluorometer.
Spectrometer for fluorescence and fluorescence anisotropy decay.
Raman spectrometer.
Circular Dichroism spectrometer.
Benchtop laser irradiation system.
Ocean Optics UV Vis spectrometer.
Optical Parametric Oscillator (Ekspla, NT342B) tunable laser from 400–2600nm.
Maestro energy meter with calibrated detector and attenuator.
Dynamic Light Scattering System (Malvern Instruments, Zetasizer, Ultra).
Ocean Optics, USB 2000+UV-VIS-ES controlled by computer through LabVIEW.
Horiba, iHR 320 four ports with digitally controlled slits, tungsten halogen lamp, sample compartment for absorption, reflection and transmission measurements, TE cooled PMT, PMT, Open Electrode CCS.
Photoacoustic spectroscopy (custom 4 quadrant detector for all optical photoacoustic spectroscopy and PZT transducer).
Computing Resources
Dell CPU cluster (aggregate disk space: 248 TB; CPU cores: 364; Memory: 1.2 TB; including 4 RTX 6000, 4 A6000 GPUs etc. FP32: 0.323 peta FLOPs).
GPU server (7 Nvidia Tesla C2070, 444 processors each one, 12 CPU cores).
Mac Pro cluster (44 CPU cores).
48 TB NAS storage and backup system.
UT San Antonio's high-performance computing cluster ARC.
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