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Articles by Adam Denmark
Empowering AI-Ready Research Environments
Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept; it’s a transformative force actively reshaping how research is conducted, how buildings are designed, and how energy is consumed. From self-driving labs—defined as laboratories where scientific systems can autonomously perform multiple cycles of the scientific method—to smart energy systems, AI is ushering in a new era of efficiency, collaboration, and complexity.
Empowering the AI-Ready Lab
Artificial intelligence is no longer a futuristic concept; it’s a transformative force actively reshaping how research is conducted, how buildings are designed, and how energy is consumed. From self-driving labs—defined as laboratories where scientific systems can autonomously perform multiple cycles of the scientific method—to smart energy systems, AI is ushering in a new era of efficiency, collaboration, and complexity.
Cutting Costs Without Cutting Corners in Lab Design
As the R&D landscape is shifting to a “new normal” in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, institutions and organizations are feeling the after-effects of business interruption and lost research assets. While research has shown itself to be more recession-proof to the current disruption than other sectors, research funding mechanisms continue to evolve and drive the need for efficient and timely cost-cutting measures to glean the most return on investment.
San Diego Crime Lab: Investment, Decades of Dividends
The new San Diego Sheriff’s Crime Lab, Major Crimes and Property & Evidence Unit Building is the latest addition to the County Operations Center (COC) in Kearney Mesa. A major upgrade from the current facility, the new addition to the COC allows for the collocation of three very important entities in the Sheriff’s Department.
Crime Lab Design
Advances in Technology, Increased Scrutiny, and Developing Techniques Demand a Specific Design Response Design requirements for forensic laboratories are unique and unlike those for other laboratory types. While forensic labs share certain features with academic, research, and other laboratories, the composition of these elements and the addition of other characteristics make these facilities an uncommon challenge.
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