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Lending Library Kit
The Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences's Outreach Office has many different science equipment kits available for use by teachers in their classrooms. The kits and expendable materials come at no expense and are shipped free of charge to and from your school. A list of the available kits and their descriptions are outlined in the table below.

To borrow one or more of the kits you, or one of your school colleagues, must have attended a Weill Cornell Graduate School of Medical Sciences or Cornell Institute for Biology Teachers workshop in the past.

To request a kit, please complete our online request. To check availability of kits, check the Lending Library Calendar.

Available Science Kits


Kit Name Description # of Kits
Animal Cell Model This detailed model depicts all the major organelles. The manualprovides background information on key concepts and includes fivehands-on inquiries and reproducible worksheets 3
Bat Kit Used for the study of bats (contains preserved bat specimens) 1
Blood Pressure Cuff Set Cuff and pump for measuring blood pressure (5 cuffs/kit) 6
Blood Vessel Kit Modeling the of Physiology Blood Vessel Function 1
Brain and Arteries Model Color markings illustrate arteries (red) and cranial nerves(yellow). Dissects into 8 parts. Life-size, on base. Key cardincluded with 60 labeled structures. 5
DNA Electrophoresis Kit Using DNA restriction and electrophoresis to study DNA Profiling as it is used in the Courtroom 4
Dual Head Stethoscope Stethoscope for listening to heart/lung sounds (5 cuffs/kit) 9
ECG Kit ECG machine and various attachments for the study ofheartfunction 1
Flex Camera Kit A camera that can be attached to a microscope projecting the image to a television 1
Gel Photography Kit A gel camera and light box used for taking photos of DNA or protein gels (comes with DNA and Protein Electrophoresis kits) 2
Heart Model A larger-than-life model of the human heart 1
Heart and Respiratory Model A life-sized model that includes lungs, trachea, heart,esophagus, and complete larynx with vocal cords 2
Hominid Skull Models The Hominid Skull Set of nine includes fossil recreations of nearly every historical link from the hominid evolutionary tree 1
Life-Sized Heart Model Anatomically accurate and great for learning basic external andinternal anatomy of the heart 5
Limnology Kit Used for the study of water 1
PCR Kit Equipment needed for conducting polymerase chain reactions 1
Paramecium Model Richly detailed, full-color, soft foam model of paramecium.Comes with a reproducible activity card and guide. 3
Protein Electrophoresis Kit Protein electrophoresis equipment which can be used to compare the protein bands of different species of animal 2
Tooth Kit Contains teeth from different species 1
Full Torso Life-sized, uni-sex torso with removable organs 1
Urinary Tract Model Model of the urinary tract including kidneys, bladder, and ureters 3
UV Photography Kit Like the gel photo kit, used for taking photos of DNA after performing PCR reactions (comes with the PCR kit) 1

Vernier LabPro
To request a Vernier LabPro System, please complete our Vernier online request.

Kit Name Description # of Kits
Vernier LabPro Data Collection System/TI-83 Calculator A multipurpose data collection system with variable adaptable sensors (below) and a TI-83 Lab Calacultor for data storage and graphing. 15
Items below are for use with the Vernier LabPro Data Collection System
Electrocardiogram (EKG) Sensor The EKG Sensor measures electrical signals produced by the heart 3
Exercise Heart Rate Monitor The Exercise Heart Rate Monitor is ideal for determining the heart rate of actively moving individuals 3
Surface Temperature Probe For measuring surface temperature including skin temperature (-25C to 125C) 3
Light Sensor A light sensor with a spectral response similar to the human eye 3
CO2 Gas Sensor The CO2 Gas Sensor measures gaseous carbon dioxide levels in the range of 0 to 5000 ppm 3
O2 Gas Sensor The O2 Gas Sensor measures oxygen concentration in air and respiration 3
pH Sensor The pH Sensor is a Ag-AgCl combination electrode with a range of 0 to 14 pH units 3
Turbidity Sensor The Turbidity Sensor can be used to measure the turbidity of freshwater or seawater samples 3
Flow Rate Sensor The Flow Rate Sensor allows you to easily measure stream velocity for environmental or earth science studies 3
Water Depth Sampler Use this device to collect water samples from any desired water depth 3
Relative Humidity Sensor The Relative Humidity Sensor can be used to monitor relative humidity over the range 0 to 95% (± 5%) 3
Current Probe The Current Probe can be used to measure currents in low-voltage AC and DC circuits 3
Voltage Probe The Voltage Probe can be used to measure the potential in direct-current or alternating-current circuits 3
Magnetic Field Sensor The Magnetic Field Sensor can be used to study the field around permanent magnets, coils, and electrical devices. 3
Dual-Range Force Sensor The Dual-Range Force Sensor has two ranges: ±10N or ±50N 3
Force Plate The Vernier Force Plate measures forces of stepping, jumping and other human-scale actions 3
Motion Detector The Motion Detector emits ultrasonic pulses and waits for an echo. The time it takes for the reflected pulses to return is used to calculate distance, velocity, and acceleration 3
Sound Level Meter The Sound Level Meter has an input range of 30 dB to 130 dB 3

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