Albee Hall

Albee Hall was a gift of Edward E. F. Albee in 1925. Albee, along with Hegeman Science Hall, is currently home to the Division of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. Once a dormitory, Albee now contains faculty offices, classrooms, and laboratories.

Divisional laboratories provide a wide range of equipment used for advanced science classes and faculty and student research. The Physics Program has a broad array of research electronics and optics equipment and nuclear detection devices. The Chemistry Program’s equipment includes UV/Vis and FT-IR spectrometers, a 300-MHz multinuclear FT-NMR, and a gas chromatograph–mass spectrometer. The Biology Program’s equipment includes a high-speed refrigerated centrifuge, an environmentally controlled room, and electrophoresis equipment. The facilities of the Bard College Field Station are also used by students of ecology and environmental studies. Divisional computing facilities include microcomputers for data acquisition and analysis and a network of RISC stations for advanced computing.

For more information: http://science.bard.edu