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University of Texas at El Paso Opens College of Health Sciences
The University of Texas at El Paso will open the College of Health Sciences and School of Nursing facility in September of 2011. The four-story, 138,000-sf building houses a clinical simulation center, classrooms, seminar rooms, study lounges, and laboratories for teaching and research.
Micron Builds Boise R&D Facility
Micron is building a research and development facility in Boise, Idaho. The project will feature a 50,000-sf advanced materials characterization lab and cleanroom. Completion is expected in early 2012.
Texas A&M Health Science Center Implements Enterprise Asset Management Software
Texas A&M Health Science Center (TAM HSC) has successfully implemented AssetWorks' AiM™ software solution. The implementation includes the systematic organization of design and construction digital data representing all the facility assets for TAM HSC. The AssetWorks Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) system was implemented meeting or exceeding all target metrics of system performance, timing, and cost.
Sanford Health Plans Fargo Medical Center
Sanford Health will break ground in 2013 on the $360 million Sanford Fargo Medical Center in North Dakota. The 11-story, 704,000-sf hospital will provide 371 private patient rooms in a facility that promotes maximum integration of research with clinical care. Sanford Fargo Medical Center will house 30 operating rooms, 10 cardiac catheterization labs, 40 emergency and trauma rooms, and 300 clinical exam rooms. Completion is expected in 2016.
Methodist Hospital Research Institute Installs BSL-4 Imaging Suite
Methodist Hospital Research Institute will complete construction of a BSL-4 imaging suite in its Houston facility in August of 2011. The $8.6 million project was created in partnership with Philips Healthcare and will enable patients with highly infectious diseases to be imaged in a contained environment. The suite includes an MRI, a PET/CT scanner, and a SPECT/CT scanner. The equipment will be located in airtight compartments to prevent the spread of pathogens.