Centers, Facilities, and Support

Research Centers

NAME LOCATION CONTACT INFORMATION
Biotechnology Resource Center
(BRC)
130 Biotechnology Building (607) 255-2300
biotech@cornell.edu
Center for Advanced Computing
(CAC)
Frank H.T. Rhodes Hall (607) 254-8686
Contact Form
Center for Advanced Technology
(CAT)
402 Weill Hall (607) 254-6541
biotech@cornell.edu
Center for Alkaline-based Energy Solutions (CABES) 173 ST Olin (607) 255-2000
cabes@cornell.edu
Cornell Center for Materials Research
(CCMR)
625 Clark Hall of Science

(607) 255-4272
ccmr-info@cornell.edu

Cornell Energy Systems Institute
(CESI)
171A Kimball Hall (607) 255-9222
energy_cornell@cornell.edu
Cornell High Energy Synchrotron Source
(CHESS)
161 Synchrotron Drive (607) 255-7163
Contact Form
Cornell NanoScale Science and Technology Facility
(CNF)
250 Duffield Hall (607) 255-2329
information@cnf.cornell.edu
David R. Atkinson Center for Sustainable Future
(ACSF)
200 Rice Hall (607) 255-7535
atkinson@cornell.edu
Energy Materials Center at Cornell
(emc2)
173 S.T. Olin (607) 255-6083
emc2info@cornell.edu
Institute of Biotechnology 130 Biotechnology Building (607) 255-2300
biotech@cornell.edu
Kavli Institute at Cornell for Nanoscale Science
(KIC)
420 Physical Sciences Building (607) 255-5580
kicnano@cornell.edu
National Biomedical Center for AdvanCed Electron Spin Resonance Technology
(ACERT)
B28 Baker Laboratory (607) 255-4632
acert@cornell.edu
Northeastern Collaborative Access Team
(NE-CAT)
Building 436E, 9700 South Cass Avenue, Lemont, IL 60439 (630) 252-0681
necatinfo@anl.gov
Quantum Science  Engineering Cornell Research   quantum@cornell.edu
Weill Institute for Cell and Molecular Biology Weill Hall (607) 255-9080
Paige Reeves

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.

Space

Description

Maximum Capacity

G01 A,B,C,D,E

Ground floor lab cluster consisting of (5) lab spaces.

Room:  (23) including instructor,

Cluster:  (115) including instructors

101 A,B,C,D,E

1st floor lab cluster consisting of (5) lab spaces.

Room: (23) including instructor,

Cluster:  (115) including instructors

201 A,B,C,D,E

2nd floor lab cluster consisting of (5) lab spaces.

Room: (23) including instructor,

Cluster:  (115) including instructors

301 A,B,C

3rd floor lab cluster consisting of (3) lab spaces.

Room: (23) including instructor,

Cluster:  (69) including instructors

 

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