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Professional Profile: Cody Henderson
Cody Henderson has joined Mackey Mitchell Architects as an associate principal, bringing a technically driven, deeply collaborative approach to laboratory design—along with a passion for integrating AI-enabled safety, automation, and thoughtful listening to create research and learning environments that are efficient, responsive, and built to inspire discovery
Ergonomics for Coding: Lighting & Acoustics in the Hybrid Lab
Bioinformaticians are coders, not chemists. Stop putting them on stools under fluorescent lights.
Upgrading Viral Clearance Labs for Capacity, Collaboration, and Comfort
The Viral Clearance laboratory upgrade at Minaris’ Philadelphia campus combined expanded capacity, flexible client suites, digital visibility, and upgraded infrastructure to improve workflow, collaboration, occupant comfort, and operational efficiency while maintaining compliance and ongoing lab operations
On-Premise vs. Cloud: Sizing the Lab Server Room
Don't let the server room melt. Calculating the massive cooling loads of AI-driven drug discovery.
Dry Lab Design Trends: Infrastructure for Data-Driven Science
The pipette is being replaced by the GPU. Why your next lab needs more servers than sinks.
Lab Water Systems: Conservation & Closed-Loop Cooling
Labs drink water like they burn energy. Designing closed-loop systems to weather future droughts.
Embodied Carbon in Lab Builds: Concrete, Steel & Mass Timber
The structure is 50% of your carbon. Why Mass Timber is becoming the structural material of choice for biotech.
Fume Hood Energy Reduction: Reducing Air Change Rates
Your fume hoods are venting money. How auto-sash tech and lower ACH rates slash OpEx.
Electrification of the Lab: Moving Away from Natural Gas
Can a Boston lab survive without natural gas? The engineering reality of full electrification.