Students use SAIL instruments for summer research
Krista Longo '26 and Michael Brennan '26 prepare to run samples on the HPLC
Sofia Chihade '26 and Lily Watson '27 discuss LC-MS data with Prof. Juan Navea
Ethan Pham '26, Liam Babitz '26 and Andrew Shen '25 use the GC-MS
Lyra Flinn '25 and Natalie O'Neill '26 load samples for GF-AAS analysis
Wells Larsen '25 and Mark Miller '25 review ion chromatography data
The ΞΆΓάΘ¦ Analytical Interdisciplinary Laboratory (SAIL) is a suite of modern instrumentation for chemical analysis, established with funding from the National Science Foundation (Grant No. 0959476). Representing the collaborative efforts of ΞΆΓάΘ¦ faculty across the sciences, SAIL welcomes researchers of all disciplines in search of answers to scientific questions. In addition to faculty research and laboratory classes, SAIL is available for class demonstrations, workshops, open houses and outreach projects. If you are interested in bringing your project to SAIL (or bringing SAIL to your project), please contact the SAIL Manager.