A variety of modern instruments are available in individual laboratories and in the department’s Major Instrumentation Center, which provides state-of-the-art equipment for nuclear magnetic resonance (both solution and solid state) and other techniques. This equipment, serviced and operated by a professional staff, is available to all researchers in the department.

The central Mass Spectroscopy Facility includes GC-MS, MALDI- TOF for macromolecular analysis, and LC-MS(ion trap) equipment. Other instruments available for research include NIR, visible, UV, fluorescence, atomic absorption, surface plasma resonance and FTIR spectrophotometers, G.C. and HPLC equipment, electrochemical equipment, ESR spectrometers, DSC, DTA, TGA, and TMA instruments for thermal studies, and X-ray fluorescence and diffraction instruments.

A molecular modeling laboratory contains computer workstations and a variety of sophisticated computer programs for molecular modeling, conformational analysis, energy calculation, and synthesis design.