Rockland research - Customer Sites

Over 100 institutions have installed Rockland Research high pressure equipment.
These are just a few:

Rockland's Walker multi-anvil module and 1000 ton press in the Walker laboratory at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory of Columbia University. Dr. David Walker, inventor of this new tool for research work in geology, physics, chemistry and the materials sciences.
Dr. Bob Cava's solid state chemistry laboratory in the Chemistry Department at Princeton University. Here, research in new materials is carried out using a Rockland Research Corp. cubic multi-anvil module, 1000 ton press, and pressure and temperature controllers.

Dr. Peter Ulmer's and Dr. Max Schmidt's laboratories at the Institute for Mineralogy and Petrology at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH), where Rockland Research presses and a Walker multi-anvil system are used for petrology research.
Dr. Paul Asimow's laboratory in the Division of Geological and Planetary Sciences at California Institute of Technology, where Cal Tech's high pressure capabilities for the study of mantle geology were recently extended considerably through the addition of a complete Rockland Research high pressure system. Technical set-up data here.
The Texas Center for Superconductivity at the University of Houston, where Rockland Research presses, multi-anvil, and piston/cylinder systems are tools for the synthesis of superconductors in the Materials Preparation Laboratory.

The Department of Geology, whose high pressure laboratory at the University of Illinois at Champaign-Urbana employs a Rockland Research Walker multi-anvil system and 600 ton press for superconductor synthesis.
Dr. Timothy Grove uses Rockland Research piston-cylinder and Walker multi-anvil systems for studies of the earth's interior in the Petrology Laboratory at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

The Superconductivity Center (POSTECH) at Pohang University (Korea) , where Rockland Research cubic and Walker multi-anvil systems and a 1000 ton press are used for superconductor synthesis.
Dr. Bryan Eichhorn with the Walker multi-anvil module inserted in the 600 ton press employed for his research on transition metal sulfides and other materials in the Chemistry Department at the University of Maryland.

University of Minnesota has installed a 1000 ton Multi-Anvil Press in their Experimental Petrology Lab at the Department of Geology and Geophysics under the direction of Dr. Marc M. Hirschmann

Faculty at the following universities:
Brown, Cornell, Cambridge, Arizona State, Hong Kong, Michigan, Wisconsin, St. Andrews, National Taiwan, Madrid and Allahabad, among many others, in addition to researchers at the Lawrence Livermore, Oak Ridge and Los Alamos National Laboratories, GE, IBM and Bell Labs (Lucent Technology)