Science + Technology

What makes innovation in life science labs possible? Breakthroughs are often attributed to bolt-of-lightning insights or lucky accidents. Serendipity does matter, but as Louis Pasteur famously noted, chance favors only the prepared mind. We can extend his idea further to say that chance also favors those who conduct research in a prepared lab.

Life science construction is poised for expansion. That’s what we learned when we surveyed 500+ company leaders to understand their perspective on where the industry is going next: 86% predict healthy growth over the coming years.

The life science industry is shifting gears, widening the gap in the race for next-generation solutions. This facility-focused report will help you get (and stay) ahead.

A decision guide for the selection, conversion, and design of a lab that meets the needs of science today—and tomorrow.

Control systems integration is the key to unlocking your manufacturing facility’s profitability and flexibility through digitalization. But to get there, you need a qualified control systems integrator—and a plan for making the most of that collaboration.

Life sciences facilities are unique workspaces that combine office space with highly specialized laboratory, research, and manufacturing areas. In this article, we explore the many roles lighting design plays to enhance the variety of activities that take place at these innovative companies—while at the same time improving energy efficiency and supporting employee wellness.

Whether you’re leasing a lab space or building an all-new drug manufacturing facility, you’ll see a greater return on your capital investment when you deliver a workplace that fits the needs of your employees. That’s the principle behind human-centric workplace design, and it’s the key to a more resilient, flexible, and productive life science facility.

Capital projects driven by strict schedules rely on gathering the right materials, trades, and technology at the right time. But today’s volatile market conditions can impact pricing and availability, leading to long lead times and frustrating delays.

A control philosophy defines your organization’s vision for digitalization and helps your team align current and future technology-related decisions with that vision.