Category: Chemistry

C-Trap® Optical Tweezers is a dynamic single-molecule microscope to allow simultaneous manipulation and visualization of single-molecule interactions in real time. Faculty Incharge: Dr. Soumit Sankar Manda

ITC measures heat released or absorbed during biochemical binding events to calculate binding affinity (K D ), stoichiometry (n), enthalpy (ΔH) and entropy (ΔS) in a single experiment. Faculty Incharge: Dr. Soumit Sankar Mandal

The 4-channel Octet® R4 instrument can be used for a wide range of analyses including kinetic analysis, titer of IgG and other proteins, reagent qualification, immunoassay development, bioprocess development, quality analysis, crude antibody screening, epitope binning/mapping, ligand binding assays, and small molecule analysis, elucidating cell signaling mechanisms, and infectious disease monitoring. Faculty Incharge: Dr. Soumit… Continue reading Bio Layer Interferometry – Octet® R4 Protein Analysis System

For study various electrochemistry applications like Corrosion / Coating, Electrolysis Fundamental and analytical electrochemistry research, fuel cell and batteries, Sensors Faculty Incharge: Dr. Pankaj Kumar Koli

This Benchtop NMR is capable of determining the molecular structure based on the chemical environment of the magnetic nuclei like 1H, 13C, 19F, T1, T2, HMBC, HSQC, DEPT, COSY etc. Faculty Incharge: Dr. Gopinath Purushothaman

Single-crystal X-ray diffraction is most commonly used for precise determination of a unit cell, including cell dimensions and positions of atoms within the lattice. Bond-lengths and angles are directly related to the atomic positions. Both Mo and Cu sources are available for measurement. Faculty Incharge: Dr. Sudipta Roy

For analysis of low molecular weight volatile and semi-volatile organic and inorganic compounds. EI and CI ionization sources with GC-FID (G3540A-Agilent 8890), GC-MSD (7078B) detectors and HSS 7697A (G4556A). Head Space provides an inert sample pathway for superior gas chromatography performance without analyte degradation or loss. Faculty In charge: Dr. Sudipta Roy