Sentences with phrase «leased lab space»

One move that could save $ 12 million annually would be to replace nearly 37,000 square meters of leased lab space with two newly constructed buildings owned by Scripps.

Integument was leasing lab space from the university at the time.

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IBM, meanwhile, is nearly doubling the amount of lab space that it leases at SUNY Poly, agreeing to take an additional 1,900 square feet of lab space at SUNY Poly's NanoFab South building in addition to the 58,925 square feet of office space and 2,385 square feet of lab space that it already rents.

It is undesirable to be tied to a long or expensive lease; those nice big shiny labs may look great, but will be a waste of precious resources if you can't fill up that pretty space with hard - working employees.

For example, LabCentral, a nonprofit organization occupying a renovated, 2600 - square - meter facility leased from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, allows any scientist with an idea and ambition to rent a lab bench and an office, sharing space, services, and high - cost tools with others pursuing their own entrepreneurial dreams.

Second, it permits 50 BP employees to lease commercial research space on campus, side by side with Berkeley's traditional academic labs.