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SSIM Biomicrosystems Laboratory
The SSIM Biomicrosystems laboratory is dedicated to the translational development of biological and chemical sensors and integrated microsystem device structures. The lab contains a class 100 clean room for biomicrosystem processing and a class 100,000 clean room for general substrate preparation.
Class 100 Clean Room
- Semicon photoresist spin deposition and spin developer bench for both positive and negative photoresist
- Semicon filtered etch chemical etching bench
- KSV 5000 Langmere Bludgett organic deposition system for deposition of organic and biological thin films
- Biological station for the growth and immobilization of neurons on devices
- Biological station for pathogenic bacteria investigation
- Gamma Imaging system for radioisotope tagging of ligands and organics
- Automated photolithography deposition and development station
- Deep UV microlithography station for biodevice development
- Class 10 clean bench with stereo microscope for microsurgery and cell/tissue research
Class 100,000 Clean Room
- Sensor characterization station
- Renishaw inVia Raman Microscope
- Photonics and microfluidic characterization station
- RF implant characterization station for bioimplant characterization
- Inverted biological microscope for bright field, fluorescence, and calcium imaging
- Agilent 8648B signal generator
- Agilent 53132A universal counter
- Agilent 8753D 30XHz - 6 GHz network analyzer
- Agilent Infinium 2 GSa/S oscilloscope
- HP 8508A vector volmeter
- Advanced real-time microscopic visualization system with built in incubator and environmental chamber for observation of live cell growth
- Waveguide Characterization Station - Acoustically isolated stating with micro pump systems for controlled fluid injection into microfluidic devices. Also contains waveguide alignment system with fiber or waveguide light sources, that include a UV capable pulsed Q switched Nd: YAG laser, micromanipulators and microscope
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