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Weathering the Storms: My Journey in Laboratory Design
In laboratory design, resilience is crucial for safety and efficiency, as shown by strategies like elevating critical infrastructure, reinforcing flood protection, and using humidity-resistant materials to support continuous research operations and protect the well-being of staff
University of Kentucky’s CAFE Expands with Modern Agricultural Research Hub
Designed to foster collaboration and innovation, the building will house advanced labs, rooftop greenhouses, and public outreach spaces, supporting interdisciplinary research and sustainable agricultural practices
Designing a General Physics Teaching Lab
Discover the key factors to consider when designing a general physics lab for teaching, from lab layout to future scalability
Groundbreaking for the Future: Columbia's New Biomedical Research Building
The Vagelos College of Physicians and Surgeons at Columbia University has taken a significant step towards advancing medical research with the recent groundbreaking of an eight-story biomedical research facility on its medical campus
Innovating Marine Conservation: Constructing UF's Sea Turtle Hospital
The design of the University of Florida's Sea Turtle Hospital at the Whitney Laboratory for Marine Bioscience prioritizes sustainability, coastal resilience, and specialized construction techniques, incorporating advanced materials and technologies to ensure minimal environmental impact while fostering marine conservation and education
Why Flexibility is Key to the Future of Speculative Lab Developments
The rapid pace of life science and biotech research, driven by the need for faster pharma and vaccine development, is spurring increased demand for lab space, exemplified by facilities like 850 PBC in Phoenix
Timber, Tech, and Sustainability: Inside OSU's Groundbreaking Research Complex
The Jen-Hsun Huang and Lori Mills Huang Collaborative Innovation Complex at Oregon State University will be the first all-mass-timber experimental research laboratory in the US that meets rigorous vibration criteria (2000 MIPS)
Overcoming Design Challenges at 135 Mississippi: MBC Biolabs' Latest Facility
This project is a prime example of how adaptive reuse can revitalize existing infrastructure into a contemporary setting for advanced scientific exploration and cooperative efforts by transforming a nearly century-old structure into a state-of-the-art environment for scientific innovation and collaboration
NUS Centre for Hydrogen Innovations Opens State-Of-the-Art Facility Dedicated to Advancing Hydrogen Research, Training and Collaborations
Spanning over 600 square metres and furnished with state-of-the-art research equipment, the new facility aims to boost hydrogen research and commercial application in Singapore
Academic Lab Design: Better Science by Solving Present and Future Needs
For academic lab design, this requires striking the right balance between serving present-day needs and setting the stage to support future exploration of promising new research, collaborations, and technologies