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"Near
the top"
Warren Glacier summit view of Mount Garibaldi, B. C., Canada (Northern Most Volcano in the Cascade Range). Click on the picture above to view the full screen version. Photo courtesy of Dr. Kent Kunze
Located in I-court (I - 093) of the Health Sciences Building on the University of Washington campus (click here for directions), the Mass Spectrometry Center is a self-sustaining instrument laboratory providing a wide variety of mass spectral services to the University and the research community-at-large on a recharge basis. The Center serves as a resource offering analytical and instructional expertise in contemporary mass spectrometric techniques and instrumentation with the primary aim of providing investigators with "hands-on" training and ready access to "state-of-the-art" instrumentation needed to develop and meet their research interests. The Mass Spectrometry Center offers the following three categories of service: 1) Submitted Sample Analysis Routine analyses performed by Center personnel; 2) Investigator Instrument Use Instruction in the use and access to Center instrumentation by investigators; and 3) Protocol Development Contracted development of separations methodologies and mass spectral protocols.
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