Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
The Public Health Sciences (PHS) building on the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center's main campus continues a series of projects started in 1988 to unite four scientific divisions (previously dispersed throughout more than a dozen buildings in Seattle) onto one site. The new campus-like setting offers improved organization for Fred Hutchinson and provides state-of-the-art laboratories to support the diverse research conducted at the Center.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory
The Advanced Microscopy Laboratory (AML) at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is a new 6,900-sf, world-class microscopy laboratory built to house the latest generation of electron microscopes that can resolve, for example, single isolated atoms, or columns of atoms in a crystal separated (in projection) by less than the diameter of a single atom. The building houses a number of sensitive instruments including transmission electron microscopes, scanning transmission electron microscopes, field-ion microscopes, and other related instruments.