Thomas T. Goforth Paleomagnetism and Paleobotany Laboratory |
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The paleomagnetism and paleobotany lab includes instruments for studying and curating fossil leaves and for conducting rock magnetism, paleomagnetism, and environmental magnetism studies.
If you are interesting in visiting the lab to analyze paleomagnetism, rock or environmental magnetism samples or you are interesting in sending samples to be analyzed, please contact Daniel Peppe to schedule a visit or to discuss fee for service options.
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- Nikon SMZ 1500 zoom stereo microscope with a Nikon DS-Fi1 5-megapixel digital camera with computer controlled photography software
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- Beseler CS digital photo/video copy stand with lights
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- Sample preparation and curation area
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- Two-layer magnetostatic shielded room
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- 2G cryogenic DC-SQuID magnetometer with RAPID automated sample changer with static alternating-field (AF) device for inline rock-magnetic devices connected to ASC IM-10 impulse magnetizer (not pictured) for measuring isothermal remanence magnetization (IRM) and a Bartington MS2B susceptibility sensor and MS2 susceptibility meter
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- ASC controlled atmosphere thermal demagnetizer
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- Bartington MS2 temperature-susceptibility temperature system
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- Princeton Measurements Vibrating Sample Magnetometer (VSM)
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- Bartington MS3 susceptibility meter and MS2B sensor