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William S. JenksWilliam S. Jenks


Professor & Chair 

wsjenks@iastate.edu


 


 


 



Young-Jin LeeYoung Jin Lee


Associate Professor & Associate Chair

yjlee@iastate.edu


 


 


 



Gilman Hall Building Information


1605 Gilman Hall

2415 Osborn Drive

Iowa State University

Ames, IA 50011-1021


Phone: (515) 294-6342

Email: chemdept@iastate.edu


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Offices 


Chemistry Stores

Phone: 515-294-0203


Graduate office

Phone: (515) 294-7810

Email: chemgrad@iastate.edu


Undergraduate Office

Phone: (515) 294-6352


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Hach Hall at night


Hach Hall Building Information


Basement - Physical and Analytical Research Laboratories


First Floor - Public areas, Teaching Functions, Chemical Instrumentation Facilities


Second and Third Floors - Synthetic Research Laboratories


Artwork


Glass, aluminum and LED lights make up the new multipaneled sculpture in Hach Hall. Elements and molecular models were the inspiration for "elemental" by Seattle-based artist Norie Sato.


Behind the Artwork


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Features of Hach Hall Include:


  • Flexible research laboratory spaces and casework to allow the department to respond effectively to changes in research teams, research topics, equipment, and techniques. This will ensure appropriate space for innovative research as the department grows. Special features include an isolated basement floor system for vibration suppression to accommodate ultra sensitive instrumentation.
  • Technologically advanced teaching laboratories (organic and general chemistry) to promote interactive, hands-on science exploration and learning. New student labs are designed with spaces for modern instrumentation. Larger labs facilitate group instruction and enhance student engagement.
  • Centralized service facilities, to accommodate major research instrumentation for analytical support of ongoing research programs and student training.
  • Classrooms and interaction spaces to provide students with distinctive learning experiences. Several interaction areas throughout the building will encourage planned and spontaneous discussions, brain-storming, and outreach sessions among students, faculty and staff.
  • LEED Certification to meet the university's green initiative and conservation goals. Sustainable design and construction includes extensive use of natural daylight throughout the building to minimize artificial lighting, automated lighting with occupancy sensors, low-flow fume hoods with energy recovery, chilled water recirculation and rain water reclamation for efficient water usage, low VOC construction products, and extensive use of recycled materials.


To reserve the Hach Hall Atrium, please contact David Appy by email at dvappy@iastate.edu