Dana 260 laboratory
Infrared spectrometer with ATR and microscope accessories
Ion chromatograph separates ions in water samples
Students monitor flux of carbon dioxide in student garden tomato bed.
Students monitor carbon dioxide flux student garden in kale bed.
A caterpillar is placed in the chamber where its respiration can be monitored.
The instrument is still in boxes before installation.
This handheld instrument can be used to detect lead in old toys.
Atomic absorption spectrometer with graphite furnace
High performance liquid chromatograph (HPLC) separates small molecules in solution
Dana 258 laboratory
This x-ray diffractometer uses x-rays to determine crystal structures.
Thanks to a generous donation, this liquid chromatograph mass spectrometer is the newest addition to SAIL.
The Skidmore Analytical Interdisciplinary Laboratory (SAIL) is a suite of modern instrumentation for chemical analysis, established with funding from the National Science Foundation (Grant No. 0959476). Representing the collaborative efforts of Skidmore faculty across the sciences, SAIL welcomes researchers of all disciplines in search of answers to scientific questions. In addition to faculty research and laboratory classes, SAIL is available for class demonstrations, workshops, open houses and outreach projects. SAIL is also open to local community colleges and high schools. If you are interested in bringing your project to SAIL (or bringing SAIL to your project), please contact SAIL Instrumentation Manager Lisa Quimby.