Always cite the SHERC grant as follows when submitting proposals or publications that involved the use of this equipment:

The xCELLigence System (ACEA Biosciences, Inc., Model #RTCA SP) utilized for this project was purchased by the Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative, an NIMHD sponsored center grant at Northern Arizona University (U54MD012388).

Always cite the SHERC grant as follows when submitting proposals or publications that involved the use of this equipment:

The AATI Fragment Analyzer System (Advanced Analytic Tech, Model #FSV2-CE2F) utilized for this project was purchased by the Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative, an NIMHD sponsored center grant at Northern Arizona University (U54MD012388).

Always cite the SHERC grant as follows when submitting proposals or publications that involved the use of this equipment:

The B-Alert X24 EEG Headset (IMOTIONS, Model #B-Alert EEG X24) utilized for this project was purchased by the Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative, an NIMHD sponsored center grant at Northern Arizona University (U54MD012388).

Always cite the SHERC grant as follows when submitting proposals or publications that involved the use of this equipment:

The Cell Sorter (Cytek Biosciences, Model #01-FCARII-01) utilized for this project was purchased by the Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative, an NIMHD sponsored center grant at Northern Arizona University (U54MD012388).

Always cite the SHERC grant as follows when submitting proposals or publications that involved the use of this equipment:

The Inductively Coupled Mass Spectrometer (Agilent Technologies, Model #Agilent 7900) utilized for this project was purchased by the Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative, an NIMHD sponsored center grant at Northern Arizona University (U54MD012388).

Always cite the SHERC grant as follows when submitting proposals or publications that involved the use of this equipment:

The MALDI-Time of Flight Spectrometer (Bruker Daltonics Inc., Model #S-8601800) utilized for this project was purchased by the Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative, an NIMHD sponsored center grant at Northern Arizona University (U54MD012388).

Always cite the SHERC grant as follows when submitting proposals or publications that involved the use of this equipment:

The Metamorph Image Analysis Software (BioVision Technologies, Inc., Model #40080) utilized for this project was purchased by the Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative, an NIMHD sponsored center grant at Northern Arizona University (U54MD012388).

Always cite the SHERC grant as follows when submitting proposals or publications that involved the use of this equipment:

The Milli-Q Direct 8 Water Purification System (Millipore Sigma, Model #ZR0Q008US) utilized for this project was purchased by the Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative, an NIMHD sponsored center grant at Northern Arizona University (U54MD012388).

Portable design
Weighs 2.2 lbs. for easy transport to meetings, presentations and more.

Wireless capability
Lets you present wirelessly over a network via PC or Mac.

DLP image technology
Offers crisp visuals.

600 lumens of brightness
Offer a highly visible display with clear on-screen images.

100,000:1 contrast ratio
Provides a multitude of shades between black and white for rich color saturation.

1080p (1920 x 1080) native resolution
Creates a sharp, detailed high-definition picture.

Dual HDMI inputs
Make it easy to connect to high-definition sources.

25″ – 100″ viewable screen size
Allows everyone in the room to enjoy a clear view.

RGB LED lamp
Delivers up to 30,000 hours of lamp life in normal mode for extended use.

Built-in 1W speakers
Provide crisp sound.

2.5 hours battery life
Usable in places with no access to power outlet.

Included remote
Provides simple control from across the room.

Always cite the SHERC grant as follows when submitting proposals or publications that involved the use of this equipment:

The Wireless Smart DLP Projector (LG, Model #LG – PF50KA) utilized for this project was purchased by the Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative, an NIMHD sponsored center grant at Northern Arizona University (U54MD012388).

The hardware feature set includes an integrated high-quality stereo condenser microphone array for ‘point and shoot’ operation, switchable balanced mic/XLR line inputs, as well as unbalanced line outputs on RCA connectors and a secondary unbalanced line input on 3.5 mm mini jack connector. In addition, the PMD661MKIII includes an external, omni-directional boundary microphone, perfect for meeting capture at a boardroom table. The PMD661MKIII also includes a rugged and practical carrying case to protect the recorder.

Compatibility with SDHC media means cards up to 32 GB in size can be used. In addition, the new built in ‘SD Card Check’ makes it easy and convenient to insert any SD card and check compatibility. High capacity media storage is matched by six hours of recording time from four AA Alkaline / Ni-MH batteries. Drag and drop file transfer is supported via the USB port.

Furthermore, the ‘Retake’ feature allows a simple button press to take you back though the previously recorded audio and create a drop-in point to overdub. This enables easy re-recording part way through unwanted takes ideal for dictation and electronic note gathering applications.
The PMD661 MKIII comes standard with password protection and file encryption ability that work hand in hand to keep recordings safe form unauthorized access. MP3 files can be encrypted to .MPS files and WAV files encrypted to .WAS files. Both MPS and WAS files utilize a 4-digit password protection feature so that only those with the 4-digit key can open and play the files.

Applications include (but are not limited to) broadcast, electronic news gathering/journalism, DSLR video, sound effects capture, law enforcement, municipal and court recording, government and surveillance, musicians, dictation for law, medical, education, and meeting recording.

Always cite the SHERC grant as follows when submitting proposals or publications that involved the use of this equipment:

The Encrypted Recorders (Marantz Professional, Model #PMD661 MKIII) utilized for this project was purchased by the Southwest Health Equity Research Collaborative, an NIMHD sponsored center grant at Northern Arizona University (U54MD012388).