Vivarium
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The Ohio State University Plans West Campus Research Facilities
12-12-2019The Ohio State University is planning to construct two collocated research facilities in its West Campus innovation district in Columbus. Designed by Pelli Clarke Pelli and Moody Nolan, the 305,000-sf Interdisciplinary Research Facility will prov
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Stanford University Opens ChEM-H and Neurosciences Complex
11-29-2019Stanford University opened a $256 million biomedical research complex in November of 2019 in Stanford, Calif.
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Texas Tech University Opens Experimental Sciences Building II
10-14-2019Texas Tech University opened the $77 million Experimental Sciences Building II in October of 2019 in Lubbock, Texas.
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Pennsylvania State University Plans Animal, Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences Building
10-2-2019Pennsylvania State University is planning to construct the $98.5 million Animal, Veterinary and Biomedical Sciences Building in University Park.
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Texas Tech University Breaks Ground on School of Veterinary Medicine
9-25-2019Texas Tech University broke ground in September of 2019 on a $90 million complex for the School of Veterinary Medicine in Amarillo.
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Building Systems, Technology Make the Vivarium More Efficient
9-11-2019Changing needs for vivariums have presented facilities managers with an array of challenges: creating more space for housing research animals within existing facilities; ensuring that the environments in which animals are kept meet guidelines set by scientific research agencies and organizations; and ensuring the spaces in which researchers conduct their experiments host well-run vivariums that contribute to, rather than inhibit, the ability to reproduce their results. Manufacturers are responding to these needs with more space-efficient caging systems, more precise and cost-effective environmental controls for animal holding rooms, and technology that can automatically track the health of animals in cages.
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Premier BioSource Completes Swine Production Facility
8-4-2019Premier BioSource opened a 78,000-sf swine production facility in July of 2019 in Rensselaer, Ind.
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Rodent Facilities of the Future: Larger or Smaller?
7-31-2019Exponential growth in the use and development of genetically engineered rodent models during the last several decades has resulted in researchers at many institutions requiring ever-increasing amounts of vivarium space. However, new technologies will drive different design considerations and space planning in future rodent facilities, says Neil S. Lipman, professor and executive director of the Center of Comparative Medicine and Pathology at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center and Weill Cornell Medicine.
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Colorado State University Breaks Ground on Center for Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases
7-26-2019Colorado State University broke ground in July of 2019 on the $22 million Center for Vector-Borne Infectious Diseases in Fort Collins.
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Texas A&M University Opens Medical Research and Education Building II
7-8-2019Texas A&M University opened the $104 million Medical Research and Education Building II (MREB II) in June of 2019 in Bryan, Texas.
