Molecular Biophysics Program at Northwestern University

	Keck Biophysics Facility The facility features over two dozen instruments for studies of macromolecular structure and function. A full-time staff trains users and maintains the facility.
	Advanced Photon Source A premier X-ray resource for high-resolution macromolecular structure determination. Northwestern structural biologists have access to the DND-CAT and LS-CAT beamlines.
	Biological NMR Center The facility features a state-of-the-art 600 MHz NMR instrument for studies of macromolecular structure and dynamics in solution.
	Integrated Molecular Structure Education and Research Center (IMSERC) The facility features multiple analytical instrumentation including mass, optical and atomic absorption spectrometers, and NMR and X-ray resources for small molecule analysis.
	The High Throughput Analysis Laboratory (HTA) The facility provides robotic instrumentation and expertise for the development and execution of high throughput biological analysis as well as chemical and biological library screening.
	UIC Center for Structural Biology A super high field resource for solution NMR spectroscopy. Northwestern structural biologists have access to 800 and 900 MHz instruments.
	Chicago Biomedical Consortium Resources The Chicago Biomedical Consortium supports a variety of proteomics and computational resources in research institutions in the Chicago area.