Research Centers
Research Facilities
| NAME | LOCATION | CONTACT INFORMATION |
|---|---|---|
| Catalyst Development and Discovery Laboratory (CDDL) |
575 S.T. Olin | (607) 255-5401 Anne M. LaPointe |
| Mass Spectrometry | Olin B-78 | (607) 255-0709 Ivan Keresztes |
| NMR Facility | Olin B-73, B-69, B-63 | (607) 255-0709 Ivan Keresztes |
| Polymer Characterization Facility | B71 S.T. Olin | (607) 255-9021 Dimitrios Koumoulis |
| X-Ray Diffraction Facility | 167 S.T. Olin | (607) 255-0748 Samantha MacMillan |
Research Support
| NAME | LOCATION | CONTACT INFORMATION |
|---|---|---|
| Chemistry Building Services | B76 S.T. Olin | (607) 255-7309 chembuildingservices@cornell.edu |
| Chemistry IT | 140 Baker Laboratory | (607) 255-6278 chemit@cornell.edu |
| Electronic/Instrument Shop | G21 Baker Laboratory | (607) 255-2372 chemav@cornell.edu |
| Stockroom | G75 S.T. Olin | (607) 255-3356 chemstockroom@cornell.edu |
Requesting Lab Space
A number of teaching lab spaces in Baker Lab are available for use by Cornell departments or affiliated groups. Approval for the use of teaching lab space is granted by the department safety committee.
The event coordinator for each group must first complete the Undergraduate Lab use Request survey.
Approval for use of teaching lab spaces is subject to the following conditions:
- Timely submission of the request.
- The requesting entity provides all information requested in the survey or by the safety committee.
- Completion of required safety training.
- The proposed use of the facilities would not disturb or otherwise interfere with other building activities.
- The requesting entity agrees to follow all appropriate University policies as well as those specified by the Safety Committee review.
- The requesting entity using the spaces will take proper care of the facilities and take full responsibility for any damages that may occur.
Damage
Any damage to the facility or laboratory equipment must be reported to the Laboratory Services Supervisor no later than the following business day.
The event coordinator is responsible for the repair and/or replacement cost associated with such damage.
Emergency Procedures
All fire and general safety procedures must be followed. If an emergency occurs, notify University response personnel by an appropriate means (fire pull box, emergency phone, etc.) and exit the building.
If, at any time during an event, the building fire alarm is activated, participants must cease all work and evacuate immediately following the Baker Lab Building Evacuation Plan.