Houghton Hall, Basement:
- 012)鈥侽ptics Lab: $35,000
Where students get an introduction to geometrical, physical, and modern optics.
- 013)鈥侻odern Physics Lab: $50,000
Where students learn special relativity, wave motion, basic concepts of quantum mechanics, atomic structure, solid state, and nuclear physics.
- 025)鈥侰lassroom: $50,000
General use with priority given to sciences.
- 026)鈥侰lassroom: $50,000
General use with priority given to sciences.
- 028)鈥侰lassroom: $50,000
General use with priority given to sciences.
Science Center, Basement:
- 010)鈥係eminar Room: $25,000
A 鈥渟mart鈥 classroom which is suitable for all teaching styles.
- 012)鈥侰lassroom: $35,000
A 鈥渟mart鈥 classroom which is suitable for all teaching styles.
- 017)鈥侲xercise Science Laboratory: $75,000
- 021)鈥侫tomic and Molecular Spectroscopy Lab: $30,000
This state-of-the-art facility houses an ion source, used to create a fast atomic or molecular beam, along with an infra-red CO2 laser and a microwave excitation region in order to perform precision spectroscopy which investigates fundamental properties of atomic and molecular structures.
- 025)鈥侼uclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Room: $50,000
The 500MHz research nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer is used to support synthetic, analytical and biochemical research programs.
Science Center, Roof:
- R1)鈥侹elly Family Observatory
Open to campus and the community, the Kelly Family Observatory shelters our cutting-edge telescope.
- R2)鈥俆elescope: $30,000
The showcase of the Kelly Family Observatory is our new telescope with state-of-the-art optics and mechanics, automatic tracking and, remote access.