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1Auditorium 265-seat auditorium will be home to University events, community forums, lectures, and more. State-of-the-art acoustics and lighting also make it an ideal location to host other events and seminars.
290-seat classroom This large classroom provides ample room for collaborative learning, large lectures and seminars, and guest speakers.
On this floor Oncology has dedicated researchers committed to the discovery of the causes of cancer. They’re examining signal transduction and experimental therapeutics, tumor immunology and immunotherapy, gene regulation and epigenetics, and stem cell biology.
Auditorium (1)
Floor 1
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1Cancer Center Bridge This bridge connects the research building with the Cardinal Bernardin Cancer Center, bringing physicians and researchers together to provide top-notch translational research and patient care.
2Atrium The two-story atrium promotes interaction and collaboration between scientists and researchers who may not typically cross paths. This space also provides room for studying, impromptu meetings, and lunch breaks.
On this floor Infectious Disease and Immunology researchers are a uniquely integrated scientific community for researchers that study bacterial/viral diseases, host-pathogen interactions, cellular immunology, inflammation, immune response to injury, hematology/oncology, and transplantation.
Cancer Center Bridge (1)
Floor 2
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1wet lab space These are traditional lab spaces used for conducting experiments with chemicals, drugs, and other biological materials. The labs are open and allow for collaboration between scientists.
2dry lab space Dry lab spaces are used mostly for creating computer-generated models and statistics and used to analyze biological data. Our Public Health Sciences department utilizes many of these labs.
On this floor Infectious Disease and Immunology researchers are a uniquely integrated scientific community for researchers that study bacterial/viral diseases, host-pathogen interactions, cellular immunology, inflammation, immune response to injury, hematology/oncology, and transplantation. The Marcella Niehoff School of Nursing researchers focus on social context, stress, and epigenetic determinants of health, health disparities, prevention and self-management of chronic diseases, and optimizing outcomes in education and practice. Burn and Shock Trauma consists of a unique community of scientists and clinicians devoted to the study of traumatic injury. Programs include both clinical and laboratory research relevant to trauma injury and burns.
Wet Labs (1)
Floor 3
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1Atrium The two-story atrium promotes interaction and collaboration between scientists and researchers who may not typically cross paths. This space also provides room for studying, impromptu meetings, and lunch breaks.
On this floor Cardiovascular researchers facilitate high-impact, collaborative research across a wide spectrum of basic, translational, and clinical research in areas such as heart failure, cardiac proteins, blood clotting, and more. Public Health Sciences is dedicated to reducing the global burden of disease, improving international health, and decreasing health disparities due to racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, gender, environmental, and other factors.
Atrium (1)
Floor 4
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1wet lab space These are traditional lab spaces used for conducting experiments with chemicals, drugs, and other biological materials. The labs are open and allow for collaboration between scientists.
2dry lab space Dry lab spaces are used mostly for creating computer-generated models and statistics and used to analyze biological data. Our Public Health Sciences department utilizes many of these labs.
On this floor Cardiovascular researchers facilitate high-impact, collaborative research across a wide spectrum of basic, translational, and clinical research in areas such as heart failure, cardiac proteins, blood clotting, and more. Public Health Sciences is dedicated to reducing the global burden of disease, improving international health, and decreasing health disparities due to racial, ethnic, socioeconomic, gender, environmental, and other factors.
Wet Labs (1)
Floor 5
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