With its distinctive glass façade, Jahn Laboratory is the high-tech home for the College’s world-renowned chemistry program. Among its many attributes, the building has a 40-station organic teaching lab, computational chemistry lab, polymer processing lab, a variety of research laboratories, culture rooms, a laser spectroscopy lab and a rooftop atmospheric sampling station.
Formal Name: Edwin C. Jahn Laboratory
Dedication Date: 1997
Gross Area: 82,260 SF
Original Cost: $22,000,000
Primary Use: Teaching; Research; Service
Program Units
Named Facilities:
- Walter P. Smith Laboratory
- William D. Gooden Laboratory
- Niagara Mohawk Laboratory
Program Support Facilities:
- Cold rooms
- constant temperature room
- clean room
Specialized Equipment: Mass spectrometers with liquid gas and chromatography inputs; nuclear magnetic resonance instruments (300, 600 and 800 MHz)