Client Resources

• 40,000 sq. ft. Biosafety Level II lab/office facility
• After-hours card access with electronic monitoring for resident clients
• Private, secured labs from 470 – 1,000 sq. ft.; individual office space available
• Labs have fume hoods, bio-safety cabinets or clean benches, DI water, vacuum, gas
• Ultra-low temperature freezer room (generator back-up with separate HVAC)
• 8,000 sq. ft. small animal facility
• 21,000 sq. ft. large animal facility
• 2 climate-controlled greenhouses with mudroom, seedling growth chamber & hotroom

• Access to University of Florida Institutional Animal Care & Use Committee (IACUC) and animal care services
• Access to advanced instrumentation, scientific expertise, and services at reduced rates through UF’s campus-based Interdisciplinary Center for Biotechnology Research (ICBR), Nanoscale Research Facility (NRF), and Major Analytical Instrumentation Center (MAIC).
• Hazardous waste pickup management
• Lab reviews and safety classes through the University’s Environmental Health and Safety unit

• Construction type:  roof construction/wall construction – floors are concrete with tile; walls are engineered metal with insulated siding (composite metal); roof is steel with foam insulation and roll fiberglass asphalt roofing; steel support throughout the building; inside walls are sheetrock
• Loading dock, sprinkler system, keycard security with cameras
• Negative pressure “wet” labs with 12’ ceilings
• Chemical fume hood in all labs, certified annually
• BSL-2 Bio-safety cabinets in all labs, certified annually
• Single-pass air in lab areas with 12x per hour air exchange
• 110v to 480v 3-phase electrical service
• 270 kW natural gas generator backup for dedicated circuits
• In-house air, vacuum, gas to labs
• In-house DI water to all labs, monitored daily
• Ultra pure water in central location
• Autoclaves (3) – installed large wall unit, floor model, bench top
• Radiation work accommodated
• 73 parking spaces, 4 of these handicapped
• Conference room (seats 12-15) & Training Room (seats up to 30)

Need to reserve a conference room? Request a booking. 

Your device must be registered for Internet access at Sid Martin. Wireless and wired (Ethernet) devices are supported. Please visit UF Wireless Onboarding or UF Computing Help Desk to register your device. NOTE: Routers and server equipment are prohibited on our network.

1. Visit the Xerox AltaLink C8035 downloads page.  This link will open in a new tab, then proceed with the steps below.
2. In the Associated Product list, choose Built-in Controller.
   In the Operating System list, select your OS version.
3. A list of drivers will appear:
   For PC, choose Xerox Global Print Driver then Install from Web from the next page.
   For Mac, choose Mac OS Common Print Driver Installer.
4. Scroll down and click Accept. You will be prompted to save the file.
5. Run the installer and click I Agree.  **Screenshots below are from Windows but also apply to MacOS. 
6. Look for smb-xerox-c8035.  Select it and click Next.  If the copier doesn’t appear, search for it via IP address. 
7. Leave the default settings and click Install. 
8. Once installation is complete, select Print A Test Page then click Finish.  You will be prompted for a User ID (after step 9) to submit the print job.  This is the same “copier code” assigned to your company. 
9. No need to submit a product registration. 
10. Enter your 4-digit copier code when prompted and click OK.  If successful, your test page will be waiting in mail room 125.  For further assistance or to retrieve your company’s copier code, please see the front desk. 

Your device’s MAC address is required for us to complete your registration.  It’s also referred to as a “physical address” and is comprised of 12 alphanumeric digits (for example, 1a-2b-3c-45-67-89).  Be sure to copy the MAC address that applies to your connection type:  wireless or wired (Ethernet).  The value is different for each.

Windows 7

1. Click Start and open the Control Panel
2. Select Network and Internet and then Network and Sharing Center
3. Select Local Area Connection or Wireless Network Connection
4. In the window that appears, click Details. See the Physical Address field.

Windows 8 / 10

1. Press the Windows button on your keyboard
2. A window will appear. Type ‘cmd‘ (no quotes) and press enter.
3. Type ‘ipconfig/all‘
4. Scroll up and locate the adapter you wish to use (e.g. Ethernet or Wireless adapter)
5. See the Physical Address entry for that adapter

MAC OS

1. From the Apple Menu (top left icon), select System Preferences
2. Click on Network
3. Select the connection you wish to use on the left (e.g. Wi-Fi) and click Advanced
4. Click the Hardware tab on the top right
5. See MAC address field

Linux 10.10.x+

1. Right click on the network arrows and select Edit Connections
2. In Network Connections, select your Ethernet or wireless adapter and click Edit
3. The Device MAC address shows the MAC address

iOS

1. Tap Settings
2. Tap General
3. Tap About
4. See Wi-Fi Address field

Android

1. Tap Settings
2. Tap Wi-Fi
3. Tap MORE
4. Tap Advanced
5. See MAC address field

See our Scientific Equipment List to see what we have to offer.