The IsoTrace (ISOTope and Rare Atom Counting
Equipment) Laboratory is a multi-disciplinary centre, established at the
University of Toronto, for research in the ultra-high sensitivity analysis of
materials using Accelerator Mass
Spectrometry (AMS), and for the development of new apparatus and
procedures for use in this field.
As a national facility, IsoTrace makes the
results of this research and development available as analytical services to
a wide range of academic, government, industrial and commercial researchers,
in fields such as archaeology, biology, chemistry, earth and environmental
science, materials analysis, medicine and physics.
Click on the contents bar at the left to explore the IsoTrace site
Web site designed by Linas B. Kilius, summer 1998,
and last revised by Graham Wilson, 23 April 2004.