Tradeline’s College & University Science & Engineering Facilities Fall Conference | Thursday, November 15, 2018 & Friday, November 16, 2018
Don’t miss Principal Andrew Labov and Associate Principal Jennifer Swedell presenting at the conference in San Diego.
Principal and Science & Technology Director Andrew Labov and Associate Principal and Senior Laboratory Planner Jennifer Swedell were both published in Laboratory Equipment Magazine this October.
UC San Diego’s Tata Hall for the Sciences recently opened in September 2018. From the early planning stages, the university wanted the new building to focus on “interdigitated” research to capitalize on shared themes of investigation in neurobiology, quantitative biology, and advanced synthetic and organic chemistry. The specific placement of these disciplines and scientific pursuits in the same building would accelerate current collaborative research, while sparking new connections in structural biology, synthetic chemistry, and neuroscience.
The Center for Autonomous Systems and Technologies includes a three-story arena for flying drones and a two-story aerospace robotics flight control lab. The facilities are designed to simulate a variety of environments where robots that fly, drive, walk, crawl or swim can be trained to operate autonomously in variable conditions. One such space is a “black box theater” with a “frictionless” floor that simulates a zero-gravity environment. A large spacecraft fabrication space includes a clean room and a spacecraft motion simulation area.
Located on the University of Arizona’s (UA) Phoenix Biomedical Campus, the 10-story, Biomedical Sciences Partnership Building (BSPB) serves a unique mission: enabling UA’s translational research scientists to collaborate with local healthcare providers and private companies to discover and develop new medical cures and treatments.
The Ernest E. Tschannen Science Complex at California State University, Sacramento, will feature a state-of-the-art, energy-efficient, light-filled science facility providing teaching and research laboratories for the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics. Targeting LEED Gold certification, the new five-story complex will provide indoor and outdoor student collaboration spaces and terraces, as well as teaching and research laboratories, learning studios, classrooms, a rooftop observatory and a 120-seat planetarium.
To support its cutting-edge research in self-operated machines, the Center for Autonomous Systems & Technologies at California Institute of Technology is equipped with several groundbreaking capabilities that set it apart from other engineering research facilities.
