Fusco Corp., Park Street Clinical Laboratory Building, New Haven, Conn.

Aug 16 | News

Lab building links a major New Haven hospital’s adjacent cancer center with its parking garage via a series of ramps and bridges.

Univ. of California-Riverside, Genomics Building

Aug 16 | News

Multidisciplinary teaching and research facility supports the advancement of genomics, biomedical and related research areas, focused on the development of new products such as medicinal plants, safer foods, stress-resistant crops and bio-based products.

Environmental Services Facility leads the way with green strategies

Jul 21 | Articles

The Environmental Services Facility for Charlotte Mecklenburg (N.C.) Utilities (CMUD) consolidates the operations of four separate laboratories and several Environmental Management divisions.

Brown Univ., Metcalf laboratories renovation, Providence, R.I.

Jul 21 | News

Project will update Metcalf Chemistry Laboratory and Metcalf Research Laboratory

Kennesaw (Ga.) State Univ., Health Science Bldg.

Jul 21 | News

Lab and classroom building will serve the WellStar College of Health and Human Services

Montreal lab takes merit award

Jul 21 | News

The Life Sciences Complex of McGill Univ., Montreal, has received a Certificate of Merit for Urban Architecture in the 2010 National Urban Design Awards.

Univ. of California-Riverside, Genomics Building

Jul 14 | News

Multidisciplinary facility supports the advancement of genomics, biomedical and related research areas.

City of Tacoma, Wash., Center for Urban Waters

Jul 14 | News

Environmental services and research lab will house government and academic groups.

California Polytechnic State Univ., Center for Science and Mathematics

Jul 14 | News

Landmark project is programmed to include over 186,000 ft2 of teaching, research space.

Univ. of Florida, Biomedical Sciences Building, Gainesville

Jun 14 | News

Multidisciplinary biomedical research facility will house researchers affiliated with the university’s College of Medicine, College of Public Health and Health Professions, and Howard Hughes Medical Institute, as well as the research and administrative operations of the College of Engineering’s department of biomedical engineering.

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The irresistability of the end

Aug 26

What is it about doomsday scenarios? Every once in a while, it seems, the general public can’t get enough of predictions about impending disaster. And the most recent spate of disaster ruminations seems more pervasive than ever.

Premature death notice

Aug 19

Earlier this week, Wired editor Chris Anderson declared the death of the Web and the rise of everything else (on the Internet). It was a bit like twittering the death of your favorite celebrity on Twitter, except in this case it’s the one loved by billions.

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Optimizing Laboratory Fume Hood Selection

Mar 1 | White Papers

Fume hoods have been present within society and science since the 17th century. However, throughout the years fume hoods have changed to accommodate user’s needs and laboratory applications. While the first fume hoods were fixed and far from flexible, with modern and mobility needs, fume hoods have now become flexible in design, more efficient, energy-saving, and also now have many types from benchtop or conventional fume hoods, radioisotope fume hoods, perchloric fume hoods, ductless fume hoods, and more.

Keep moving forward with the Laboratory Design Conference 2010

Jan 25 | News

Keep your project moving forward in challenging times... attend the Spring 2010 Laboratory Design Conference!