2024 Science Academic Equipment Fund Proposals | UBC Skylight: Science Centre for Learning and Teaching

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Principal Applicant	Department/ Program	Equipment Description
Maryam Moussavi	BOTA/ZOOL	MinION Sequencing Device
Bridgette Clarkston	BOTA	Microscopes for plant biology teaching lab
Vishakha Monga	CHEM	Analytical balances for teaching labs
Anthony Winstanley	CS	Small desktop PCs for student labs
Hal Bradbury	EOAS	Fluorometer for chlorophyll, ammonium, and turbidity measurements of ocean field samples
Roland Stull	EOAS	All-in-one consumer-grade weather station
Philip Matthews	ZOOL	Data acquisition system (DAQ) and electrophysiology equipment for an additional physiology rig

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