A Look Inside the Amy Facility
The Amy Facility is a hub for original instrumentation creation, project work and repairs in the Brown Laboratory of Chemistry.
Purdue News recently featured Chemistry's Miri Niedrauer and her story of persistence. See her video, which includes a brief mention of a project here in the Amy Facility.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_6Cgicqj5o
Congratulations to Dr. Scott McLuckey and his team for their NSF Special Creativity Extension recognition.
Team members and the prototype instrument (L-R Josh Johnson, Scott McLuckey, Greg Eakins, Ian Carrick, Kenny Lee (seated), Ryan Hilger.)
Several Amy Facility staff members have been involved in the DARPA Make-It Project that was featured in Purdue News.
Purdue Tech Transfer recently noted work done by Amy Facility staff Jim Zimmerman and Ryan Hilger on a novel method for heated tubing.
Optical Stimulator
Hot Plate Photoreactor
- A Look Inside the Amy Facility
- Optical Stimulator
- Hot Plate Photoreactor
- Modular Low-Cost Photoreactor Chamber
- Pulse Stretching Amplifier
- Florescence Imaging System
- Linear Rail Fatigue Tester
- Spherical Void Electrodynamic Levitator
- Mass Spec Solids Probe
- Cold Ion Spectroscopy
- Photomultiplier Tube Power Supply
- Cryogenic Cooling Stage
- Carbon Fiber Tubing
- Coiled Tubing Reactor
- E-Beam Project
- TRAC
- Flow Reactor
- Triboluminescence
- Vertical Air Profiler
- Argos Data Collector
- ALAR
- O'Buoy Project
- Microsecond Raman imaging might probe cells, organs for disease
- High Bandwidth 16-Channel PMT Amplifier
- RCF Controller
- Photochemical Reactor
- Apple Pencil Charger
- 8-Channel RF Signal Generator
