University Instrumentation Center


COVID-19 Information for University Instrumentation Center
Ensuring the health and safety of our colleagues, guests, and employees is our highest priority. Pursuant to the recommendations relating to the COVID-19 pandemic, the University Instrumentation Center (UIC) staff are working to provide support for research and teaching activities and are currently performing all analytical testing, calibration and repair services.
We will continue to accept requests for training, testing and calibration or repair services. We will provide any consultation needs, quotations, and look for creative methods to support the teaching and research activities of the University.
Check the UIC website for new resources that will be accessible online.
Please check the following Page for Covid-19 Processes at the UIC.
Information for off-campus visitors
- Visitors to the UIC including suppliers, customers, contractors, and sales people are expected to work closely with the UIC staff to ensure all requirements are being met prior to coming on campus.
- Dependent on the scope and nature of the visit, approved visitors may be required to provide appropriate testing results or complete a health self-attestation form, they may be required to complete the same CEMS training programs, and they will be required to comply with the University’s COVID-19 requirements and other established guidelines.
- All UIC visitors must obtain approval from a UIC staff member in advance of their arrival to campus to ensure all requirements are met.
- Please contact the UIC for more information.
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Contact Information
Shawn Banker, Director
University Instrumentation Center
Parsons Hall, Room W123
Phone: (603) 862-3597
Email: shawn.banker@unh.edu
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