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- Analysis of Tropomodulin Function During Endothelial Tube Development
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- Correlated Charge and Fluorescence Measurements of Single CdSe Quantum Dots
- Molecular Structure Laboratory: Fourier Transform Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (FTNMR) Spectrometer and Ancillary Instrumentation
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- Purchase of Equipment for the Establishment of a Molecular Structure Laboratory
Purchase of Equipment for the Establishment of a Molecular Structure Laboratory
Distinguished Teaching Professor and Chair David Geiger
Department: Chemistry
Funding Source: US Dept of Education
Period of Funding: June 1, 2010 – November 30, 2011
Award Total: $500,000
Project Description:
The funds are being used to purchase a nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometer and ancillary equipment, which will be used for molecular structure elucidation. The instrumentation is housed within SUNY Geneseo's Integrated Sciences Center (ISC). The equipment will be used to expand the research and educational efforts of the faculty and students at SUNY Geneseo and will be made available to neighboring educational institutions and business concerns.
