Academia & private industry join forces

University of Massachusetts Amherst

The Life Sciences Laboratory II (LSL II) lab for the Institute for Applied Life Sciences (IALS) at UMass Amherst is designed to team academic researchers and private industry partners within an open, collaborative, and entrepreneurial environment. Faculty and researchers from 25 UMass departments work side-by-side with life science company partners to create outcome-focused collaborations.
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The design of LSLII will facilitate a rapid and easy technology transfer process that moves new ideas and products forward to applied outcomes as quickly as possible.

Dr. Peter Reinhart, IALS Director

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exercise lab

The Institute for Applied Life Sciences (IALS) translates fundamental research into innovative product candidates, technologies, and services that deliver benefits to human health and well-being. ARC’s lab design serves as a catalyst for innovation & entrepreneurship culture on the UMass campus.

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flexible conference space

Program includes a variety of conference and gathering spaces, as well as three distinct research centers in the areas of biomedical devices, manufacturing, and data analytics, drug and nutraceutical delivery systems, and drug discovery. Each research center is led by faculty and dedicated to partnering with regional precision manufacturing and life science companies to develop innovative products and services. Specialized and complex support equipment includes rapid 3D prototyping tools, roll-to-roll fabrication, two room calorimeters, and a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system.

The labs, research facilities, and core equipment resources allow UMass and the Institute to collaborate as a partner-of-choice for pharmaceutical, biotech, medical products and clinical research organizations.

Bryan Thorp, AIA, Associate Principal, ARC

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scientists working in a lab
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lab equipment through a hallway window

Photography: Peter Vanderwarker Photography

Project
Institute for Applied Life Sciences (IALS) Laboratory Planning and Fit-out at UMass Amherst
Location
Amherst, MA
Size
76,500 SF

Academia & private industry join forces

University of Massachusetts Amherst

Project
Institute for Applied Life Sciences (IALS) Laboratory Planning and Fit-out at UMass Amherst
Location
Amherst, MA
Size
76,500 SF
The Life Sciences Laboratory II (LSL II) lab for the Institute for Applied Life Sciences (IALS) at UMass Amherst is designed to team academic researchers and private industry partners within an open, collaborative, and entrepreneurial environment. Faculty and researchers from 25 UMass departments work side-by-side with life science company partners to create outcome-focused collaborations.
Presentation Mode

The design of LSLII will facilitate a rapid and easy technology transfer process that moves new ideas and products forward to applied outcomes as quickly as possible.

Dr. Peter Reinhart, IALS Director

Image
exercise lab

The Institute for Applied Life Sciences (IALS) translates fundamental research into innovative product candidates, technologies, and services that deliver benefits to human health and well-being. ARC’s lab design serves as a catalyst for innovation & entrepreneurship culture on the UMass campus.

Image
flexible conference space

Program includes a variety of conference and gathering spaces, as well as three distinct research centers in the areas of biomedical devices, manufacturing, and data analytics, drug and nutraceutical delivery systems, and drug discovery. Each research center is led by faculty and dedicated to partnering with regional precision manufacturing and life science companies to develop innovative products and services. Specialized and complex support equipment includes rapid 3D prototyping tools, roll-to-roll fabrication, two room calorimeters, and a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) system.

The labs, research facilities, and core equipment resources allow UMass and the Institute to collaborate as a partner-of-choice for pharmaceutical, biotech, medical products and clinical research organizations.

Bryan Thorp, AIA, Associate Principal, ARC

Image
scientists working in a lab
Image
lab equipment through a hallway window

Photography: Peter Vanderwarker Photography

Academia & private industry join forces / University of Massachusetts Amherst
flexible conference space
scientists working in a lab
lab equipment through a hallway window
exercise lab