Renovating the Occupied Lab
Cost, safety, and logistics are key considerations when deciding whether to continue work during a lab renovation, or move to a new space
Articles by MaryBeth DiDonna
Animal Health Lab Grows a New 'Wing'
Food security and disease diagnostics are a main focus for the WADDL lab
Project Profile: Leggett Building, Montgomery Community College
The project supports a 10-year enrollment plan in the college's science and math programs
Professional Profile: Leslie Ashor
Lab Manager speaks to Leslie Ashor of HOK
Project Profile: UTSA School of Data Science and National Security Collaboration Center
The facility will accommodate classroom, laboratory, and research space for thousands of data science students
Professional Profile: Katie Scanlon
Lab Manager speaks to Katie Scanlon of Svigals + Partners
Lab Building Promotes Interdisciplinary Research
A look at the William and Linda Frost Center for Research and Innovation
Ventilation Concerns When Renovating the Occupied Lab
Proper planning for cabinets and fume hoods can save time, money
Call for Speakers: Lab Manager Design Summit
Sessions will focus on innovation, sustainability, and safety in lab design
Project Profile: Sema4 Clinical Laboratory
A turn-of-the-century chocolate factory finds new life as a lab