Facilities

The new 30,000 square foot laboratory building housing the International Institute of Nano and Molecular Medicine (I²NM²) at the University of Missouri-Columbia has recently been completed. The building houses several large synthetic and analytical chemistry laboratories, which include 24 chemical fume hoods, an isolated high-pressure chemical autoclave reaction laboratory, and a laboratory equipped with explosion proof fixtures. The Institute also houses a new Mass Spectrometry facility for Synthetic Chemistry Laboratory (MSSCL) and a nuclear magnetic resonance laboratory (NMR). Future expansion within the building will provide additional synthetic and biochemical laboratory space.

In addition to institute owned facilities and instrumentation, the center will have access to several university instrumentation core facilities. These include additional NMR instrumentation, including 600 MHz and 800 MHz NMR spectrometers, an x-ray diffraction facility, an electron microscopy facility with SEM, TEM and atomic force microscopy and mass spectroscopy center.