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The Marshfield Clinic Builds Rice Lake Hospital
The Marshfield Clinic is building a $42 million hospital campus in Rice Lake, Wis. The project was designed by BWBR Architects of St. Paul and features optimal indoor air quality and natural finishes in a patient-friendly environment. The sustainably-designed facility includes low-flow water fixtures and highly efficient lighting, air conditioning, and plumbing systems.
National Grid Partners with the University at Buffalo on Video-Linked Biomedical Engineering Center
The University at Buffalo is partnering with National Grid to build a video-linked biomedical engineering center in Buffalo, N.Y. Providing connections to the three UB campuses and state industry partners, the access grid facility will support collaborative research and technology transfer will real-time teleconferencing. The project is supported by $250,000 in funding from National Grid.
HR 5057 Biosecurity Bill Introduced to the House of Representatives
HR 5057, the Weapons of Mass Destruction Prevention and Preparedness Act of 2010, was introduced to the U.S. House of Representatives on April 15, 2010. The legislation promotes the registration of all BSL-3 laboratories, harmonization of oversight, and simultaneous facility inspections. $50 million in grants for strengthening biosecurity infrastructure would also be made available.
GE Partners with University of Wyoming on Coal Gasification Center
The University of Wyoming is partnering with General Electric to build the $100 million High Plains Gasification-Advanced Technology Center in Cheyenne. Construction will begin on the facility in 2011 with completion expected in late 2012. The facility will support clean energy production and research.
Marquette University Breaks Ground on Discovery Learning Complex
Marquette University broke ground in spring of 2010 on the $50 million Engineering Hall in Milwaukee. The five-story, 115,000-sf science building will house offices, common areas, teaching and research laboratories, the Discovery Learning Laboratory, and a two-story engineering materials and structural testing lab. Occupancy is expected in fall of 2011. The facility will be connected to a planned 150,000-sf building that will provide labs, classrooms, and offices.