About the Instrumentation Design Laboratory at the University of Kansas
The Instrumentation Design Laboratory at the University of Kansas is a University Core Resource Lab for instrumentation design and development.
Projects in the IDL are collaborations, primarily with researchers at KU-Lawrence, but also with other universities and with industrial partners.
This web site presents information on how to use the IDL and project examples from our recent history.
- Capabilities -- Find examples of areas in which the Instrumentation Design Lab has demonstrated strength.
- Resources -- What can the IDL bring to a project? Knowledgeable and skilled personnel, tools and equipment, and a commitment to problem solving.
- Project Roadmap -- How does the IDL team work with your team to produce a solution? A typical roadmap can be your guide.
- Representative Projects -- The IDL has been involved in a great variety of projects. Some may trigger your next idea.
- Current Projects -- A password-protected area, used to distribute custom software and documentation to current collaborators.
- People -- Meet the staff of the Instrumentation Design Laboratory.
Please feel free to contact the IDL by email or phone at any time or stop by for a visit.
The Instrumentation Design Laboratory is a University of Kansas Core Research Resource Laboratory, part of the KU Office of Research at the University of Kansas - Lawrence.
