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What’s Shaking?! Controlling External and Internal Vibrations in an Ultra-Sensitive Laboratory

What’s Shaking?! Controlling External and Internal Vibrations in an Ultra-Sensitive Laboratory

At the 2025 Lab Design Conference, Michael Wesolowsky and Ryan Velasco showcased a case study on controlling vibrations in ultra-sensitive labs at CU Boulder, highlighting how careful site analysis, structural design, and collaboration ensure both scientific precision and occupant safety—a topic Wesolowsky will continue exploring in a hands-on roundtable at the 2026 conference

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Enhancing Research Outcomes Through Sustainable and Innovative Lab Design

Enhancing Research Outcomes Through Sustainable and Innovative Lab Design

At the 2025 Lab Design Conference, Architectus principals Andrew Schunke and Diana Rosenthal showcased Flinders University’s Health and Medical Research Building—a winner of the 2025 Design Excellence Awards—that exemplifies how sustainable, culturally grounded, and user-centered design can elevate research, wellbeing, and collaboration in modern laboratory environments

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Show Off Your Lab! Enter the Design Excellence Awards

Show Off Your Lab! Enter the Design Excellence Awards

The Design Excellence Awards celebrate outstanding laboratory design by recognizing architects, engineers, planners, contractors, end users, and manufacturers whose innovative, safe, and sustainable projects exemplify technical expertise and forward-thinking vision—enter by December 5 for your chance to win

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Lab Design Conference Speaker Profile: Gwendolyn Robles

Lab Design Conference Speaker Profile: Gwendolyn Robles

Don’t miss Gwendolyn Robles’ session at the 2026 Lab Design Conference, where she and her team will share creative strategies, LEAN-driven workflow tips, and lessons from transforming a landlocked 1970s lab into a modern blood bank—register by December 31, 2025, to secure early-bird pricing and gain insights that can inspire your own lab design projects

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From Residence to Research: Adaptive Reuse Lessons at Mount Sinai

From Residence to Research: Adaptive Reuse Lessons at Mount Sinai

The transformation of Mount Sinai’s 60-year-old nurse residence into a cutting-edge Center for Artificial Intelligence and Human Health highlights the challenges of adaptive reuse—tight floor heights, structural limits, and code compliance—and offers key lessons in due diligence, infrastructure replacement, and creative problem-solving for future lab projects

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