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Student Research Lab
Equipment and facilities in the Student Research Lab are available to graduate and undergraduate physics students conducting research projects. Check out the Student Research Lab page for more information!
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- Monroe Remote Observatory
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- Student Research Lab
- Student Research Lab
- Profilometer | FILMETRICS Profilm 3D
- Optical Microscope | AmScope BH200-MR + MU1603 Digital Camera
- Epi-fluorescent Microscope | AIMSCOPE XYL-146Y
- Fiber Optic Spectrometer | Ocean Optics USB650
- 785 nm Laser Raman Microscope | Thunder Optics TO-RM-S-785
- Scanning Electron Microscope | COXEM CX-200Plus
- COMSOL Multiphysics 5.5
- X-ray Diffractometer (XRD) Rigaku MiniFlex 600
- E-beam Lithography (EBL) COXEM CX-200Plus & JC Nabity E-beam Writer
- Probe Station
- Dynamic Light Scattering System | Zetasizer Nano ZS90
- UV-Vis Spectrophotometer | Agilent 8453 Spectrophotometer
- Spectrofluorophotometer | Shimadzu RF-5301PC
- Sputter Coater Cressington 108 AUTO
- Hall effect Measurement
Physics Department Resources & Facilities
We are comiited to supporting every student and researcher by providing cutting-edge
resources and state-of-the-art facilities, ensuring a dynamic and thriving environment
for academic and scientific excellence.
Course Override Request
For departmental assistance in enrolling in a physics course, complete a course override request.
Demo Room
A catalog of demos available for physics lectures (sorted by topic)
Electronic Shop
The Physics Electronics Shop maintains and repairs instruments in the department and aids in the design and maintenance of special equipment for individual research groups. We are equipped for electrical and electronic troubleshooting and have a large supply of commonly used electrical components that can be used for instrument repair and construction.
Ion Beam Laboratory
The Ion Beam Laboratory (IBL) utilizes medium energy (10 keV-20 MeV) ion accelerators for multi-disciplinary research and development utilizing a wide range of analytical and modification research techniques in basic and applied physics.
Machine Shop
We support Physics researchers with metal fabrication, welding, and to build unique lab instruments. We also provide services to all other departments within the university.
Monroe Remote Observatory
The Monroe Remote Observatory is located under the dark skies of north Texas near Gainesville, Texas. It is the primary research site of astronomy graduate students.
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