Common Equipment
Biophysics Common Equipment gives University of Michigan researchers access to advanced scientific instruments on a cost-sharing basis.
The equipment collection includes more than $500,000 in scientific instruments that support collaborative research.
Examples of available instruments include:
- TA Instruments Nano ITC Gold Low Volume
- Wyatt DynaPro NanoStar II
These instruments provide analytical capabilities for a range of biophysical research needs.
Training is required before using the equipment. Required training helps ensure that instruments are used safely and effectively.
For equipment details, training information, and reservation instructions, visit the Common Equipment page.
SMART Center
The Single Molecule Analysis in Real-Time Center, or SMART Center, is a microscopy core facility supported in part by the National Science Foundation, or NSF.
The SMART Center provides University of Michigan researchers with tools to image, track, manipulate, and analyze biomolecules in detail.
The center offers:
- Training on microscopy tools and techniques
- Support for data collection
- Consultation on experimental design
- Consultation on data analysis
The SMART Center supports research in single-molecule technology. It brings together scientists, engineers, and clinical researchers to study questions in medicine, nanotechnology, and basic science.
For service details, access information, and consultation support, visit the SMART Center page.
