Departmental Facilities and Laboratories
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 Chemistry Collaborative Learning Center (CCLC)
The CCLC is a multimedia-enhanced collaborative learning environment for recitation sections in our General Chemistry Courses. The facility features 36 tablet PCs, 12 projection screens, 6 projectors, and the cutting-edge Polyvision THUNDER virtual white-board system. Over 5,400 students per year attend classes in this room to participate in group learning exercises that focus on conceptual understanding of chemical principles and perform hands-on activities that link the macroscopic world with the microscopic world underneath.
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 Glassblowing Facility
The Glassblowing Facility provides highly specialized support for teaching and research operations. Trained professionals design, construct and maintain sophisticated glass apparatus and glass high vacuum systems.
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 High-Resolution Mass Spectrometry(HRMS) is a state of the art mass spectrometry facility whose primary function is to serve the needs of the ASU research community. A secondary focus is to provide fee-based MS services to the research community at large, both industrial and academic. |
 Magnetic Resonance Research Center
The Magnetic Resonance Research Center provides the most-advanced instrumentation in Arizona for the structural characterization of proteins, biomimetic compounds, new drugs, and novel new materials. |
 Multi-Anvil High Pressure Laboratory
The laboratory has multi-anvil equipment that is capable of reaching pressures up to 25 gigapascals (GPa) and temperatures in excess of 2000 °C. The applications include inorganic chemistry, and Earth and planetary sciences. |
 Proteomics and Protein Chemistry Laboratory
Services provided by the facility include molecular mass determinations by MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry, protein sequencing by automated Edman degradation. Other services include solid phase peptide synthesis using Fmoc chemistry, and amino acid analysis. |
 Protein X-ray Crystallography Facility
The facility provides the instrumentation and expertise to solve 3-dimensional structures of proteins with X-ray diffraction techniques |
 Ultrafast Laser Facility
The facility provides advanced laser technologies and instruments for spectroscopic and imaging measurements to observe chemical reactions in real time.
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 XRay Diffraction Laboratory
This facility provides a variety of services including single crystal structural analysis, identification of materials, crystal orientation, and more.
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 Graduate Students Computer Lab
Located in PSD210, the lab has 12 Window’s XP based computer workstations. The computers are equipped with a wide variety of chemistry software and databases.
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Center for Solid State Science
Meteorite Center
Center for Bioenergy & Photosynthesis