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June 12, 20235 Mins read634
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By Julia Cooper, Tim O’Connell and Rob Williamson As scientific research evolves, laboratory and workplace environments must adapt to support it. Based on our recent planning and design work for corporations, commercial developers and academia, here are several trends to watch. Offloading Non-Lab Functions Most non-research activities have already transitioned from the lab bench to […]

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