SESE: Nobel Gas Geochemistry and Geochronology Laboratories

Equipment/facility: Facility

  • Location

    United States

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Description

Building on 16 years of experience at MIT, the development of noble gas research capabilities began in 2006 and the laboratories are now nearing completion. Housed in F-Wing of the Bateman Science Center at Arizona State Universities, they are designed to support a wide range of geochronologic and isotopic tracer research by scientists from ASU and national and international collaborators. Conventional and laser microprobe (U-Th)/He facilities are now fully operational. We have recently taken delivery of our first 40Ar/39Ar system and we anticipate dating our first samples in late 2008. When complete (Spring 2009), the laboratories will house four mass spectrometry systems.

Contact: Matthijs Van Soest

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