The lab is using cryo-EM to investigate chromatin-associated complexes and is also interested in membrane protein research as well as new technology developments. The Armache laboratory is a member of the Penn State Center for Eukaryotic Gene Regulation, as well as the Huck Institutes of Life Sciences. Penn State offers state-of-the-art cryo-EM facilities including Titan Krios with Gatan K2/FEI Falcon 4 direct detectors and Volta phase plate, Talos Arctica with Falcon 4, Talos F200S with Falcon 3EC, and VitroJet cryo-EM freezing robot.
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