Mispro Builds Contract Vivarium in Boston's Seaport District
Published 1-11-2023
Mispro Biotech Services is building a 10,000-sf contract vivarium in Boston's Seaport District.
Published 1-11-2023
Mispro Biotech Services is building a 10,000-sf contract vivarium in Boston's Seaport District.
Published 1-6-2023
The United States Congress passed Senate Bill 5002 in late 2022 to allow methods other than animal testing to be employed to establish drug efficacy and safety.
Published 1-4-2023
Creating an efficient, productive, and safe rodent vivarium of any size begins by determining the current and future needs of both the researchers and the animal care staff. Collecting data from users throughout the process of new construction or renovation ensures the design aligns with their research, equipment requirements, utility specifications, and animal care needs.
Published 1-2-2023
Property developer Ancora L&G is constructing a $165 million life sciences center in Providence that will provide 80,000 sf of world-class research space for the Rhode
Published 12-30-2022
The University of Georgia is constructing the $54.1 million Poultry Science Building in Athens.
Published 10-19-2022
Minimizing the risk of lab animal allergy (LAA) is an increasingly important design and operational consideration in animal research facilities, since LAA has been identified as one of the most significant occupational health risks for personnel working with laboratory animals and in the lab animal environment. Personnel exposure to allergens can be effectively reduced with facility design and engineering controls, including differential air pressures, directional air flow, HEPA filtration, automation, traffic patterns, separation of personnel space from animal space, as well as optimal use of personal protection equipment (PPE).
Published 10-12-2022
Johnson & Johnson opened its San Francisco Bay Campus in September of 2022 in Brisbane, Calif.
Published 10-3-2022
Washington State University Vancouver is constructing the $66.5 million Life Sciences Building to provide sophisticated teaching labs and classrooms for programs in biology chemist
Published 9-21-2022
The 14-story Heart Institute, completed in 2020 at the University of South Florida (USF), is the culmination of years of planning with an emphasis on integrating best practices from previous construction and renovation projects. The result is a “facilitative environment that provides for collaboration between researchers and research disciplines,” says Robert W. Engelman, associate vice president of research and innovation and professor of pediatrics, pathology, and cell biology at USF.