The lab is equipped with a Metrohm Autolab 302N potentiost,t with a BA (bi-potentiostat) and an ECD (low current) modules. The 302N is used both for space resolved electrochemical experiments and standalone for bulk level measurements with macro, micro and nanoelectrodes.

A Sutter P-2000 laser pipette puller used for fabricating micro and nanopipettes to be used as Scanning Ion Conductance Microscopy (SICM) and Scanning Electrochemical Cell Microscopy (SECCM) probes or for fabricating micro and nanoelectrodes use as Scanning Electrochemical Microscope (SECM) probes.

A Scanning Electrochemical Probe Microscopy (SEPM) Rig, relying on the WEC-SPM software, for performing space resolved electrochemical measurements in a multitude of substrates. The Rig can perform SEC, SICM., SECCM, SECM-SICM, and many other techniques. It is interfaced with an optical microscope allowing for synchronous measurements of electrochemical and optical data (Fluorescence, IRM…)

A Cairn Open Frame microscope with an Cairn Aura 2 for phase-contrast imaging, illumination source for Fluorescence (UV, Green and Blue), IRM capability, Cairn Cell Cam and a 40X and 100X objectives. The Microscope can be used to perform synchronous electrochemical measurements or standalone for cell biology work.

We have both FDM (Creality K1 and Ender 3) and MSLA (Elegoo Saturn 3) 3D printers which are used for instrumentation development and fabricating lab accessories. We usually are well stocked with a variety of filaments, including electrically conductive PLA, and resins.

Well, we are a instrumentation lab so you can find all sorts of homemade equipment including several portable and autonomous potentistas.