Gas Chromatography (GC-MS & GC-FID) Our lab is equipped with both GC-MS and GC-FID systems, allowing for precise analysis of volatile organic compounds. The GC-MS provides detailed molecular identification, while the GC-FID offers robust quantification, making...

Synthetic Chemistry Labs (2nd & 5th Floor) We conduct our research in laboratories located on both the 2nd and 5th floors. These spaces are designed for synthetic chemistry, fully equipped with fume hoods, reaction stations, and all necessary tools to support our...

Offices (2nd & 5th Floor) Our researchers have dedicated office spaces on both floors, fostering a collaborative environment for data analysis, literature review, and scientific discussions. These areas serve as a hub for brainstorming and planning new research...

Instrumentation Lab This dedicated space houses our core analytical instruments, including spectrometers, chromatographs, and photochemistry, ensuring rapid and accurate characterization of our chemical compounds.

PS5 Spectrofluorometer With high-sensitivity fluorescence detection, the PS5 spectrofluorometer is a powerful tool for studying photophysical properties and molecular interactions in our materials and reaction systems.

Combiflash Purification Systems We have two Combiflash systems for rapid chromatographic purification, one equipped with an evaporative light scattering detector (ELSD) for detecting non-UV-absorbing compounds, ensuring efficient purification of complex mixtures, and...

Chiral HPLC Systems Our two chiral HPLC instruments allow for precise enantiomeric separation and quantification, crucial for the development of asymmetric synthesis methodologies and chiral compound analysis.

Electrochemistry Setup We utilize a robust electrochemical setup, consisting of two IKA ElectraSyn 2.0 instruments, two multi-position carousel reactors, and two traditional electrochemical cells, enabling a wide range of electrosynthetic applications.

Our liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry system (LC-MS) provides high-resolution analysis of reaction products, aiding in rapid identification and quantification of molecular species.

Cyclic Voltammetry We employ cyclic voltammetry to study redox properties of compounds, providing essential insights into reaction mechanisms and electron transfer processes.

Distillation (Up to 20 L Capacity) Our large-scale distillation setup allows for solvent recovery.

Solvent Drying Station We ensure high-purity, anhydrous solvents using an advanced solvent purification system (SPS), allowing for reproducible and moisture-sensitive reactions.

3D Printing Facilities We have access to the faculty’s 3D printing facilities, enabling the rapid prototyping of custom lab equipment and reaction setups tailored to our research needs.

Chemical Storage Room Our well-organized chemical storage room houses over 6000 different reagents and solvents, ensuring immediate access to a wide range of starting materials for our research.

Rotary Evaporators (9 Rotavapors) With nine rotary evaporators distributed across our labs, we efficiently concentrate, purify, and recover solvents from reaction mixtures on a daily basis.

Ball Milling (M500 & M400) We explore mechanochemical synthesis using our two ball mills (M500 and M400), enabling solvent-free reactions and alternative synthetic pathways.

Photochemistry Setup Our photochemical equipment includes a variety of light sources: 390 nm, 440 nm, 530 nm, white light Kessil 50W LEDs, as well as three custom-built 450 nm (350W) photoreactors with active cooling to maintain a constant 25°C, allowing for precise...

Double-Window Glovebox For handling air- and moisture-sensitive compounds, we utilize a double-window glovebox, ensuring a controlled inert atmosphere for organometallic and electrochemical applications.

Departmental Facilities Our lab is part of the Department of Chemistry, Biochemistry, and Pharmaceutical Sciences (DCBP), where we share resources and collaborate closely with other research groups, benefiting from a multidisciplinary environment.