May 1-2

St Petersburg, FL

The past two years have changed conventional thinking on space planning, facility design, renovations, and new construction of science, engineering, and high-tech teaching and research facilities. New solutions for higher-ed science facilities are now emerging based on new planning metrics, standards, and strategies for space utilization and space allocation, building design, decarbonization, building materials, cost mitigation, upgrades, and large-scale renovations.

At this conference you’ll see and get the details on these new solutions and how they working to accelerate the success of institutions and their research and teaching programs, as well as lessons learned:

May 4-5

St. Petersburg, FL

At this conference, you’ll get the details on new facility design, space planning, renovation, and construction initiatives that research organizations have put in place for their new, updated research workplaces.

These intiatives include raising the utilization of existing spaces, implementing new research work environments and shared space models, achieving lab decarbonization and energy reduction goals, getting more capacity and higher occupancy density, increasing flexibility, providing more space for more equipment, improving support space, and meeting increasingly complex infrastructure requirements.

Here, you'll forge valuable connections with peer research organizations and leading lab planning experts, and get solutions that address these new research workplace realities:

October 2-3

Austin, TX

Attend this conference to benchmark your plans for renovations, expansions, and new construction for higher education research and STEM teaching facilities. Here you’ll get details on facility components that support new and expanded research programs, enable active learning, improve recruitment of research, students, and faculty, make more efficient use of resources (space, budgets, and core technology), increase flexibility, integrate science and engineering disciplines, boost collaboration and interaction, and reduce capital and operating costs.