A new home for the Innovative Genomics Institute (IGI) and Bakar Labs is being developed to advance health and agricultural applications of genome editing technology and to provide space for startup companies.
A small office building and adjacent surface parking lot will be replaced by a new residential facility that provides 1,625 beds for first-year undergraduate students, and a 500-seat dining commons.
Over the next decade, a series of projects will transform the campus heating, cooling and power systems, into an electrified and renewable energy microgrid that will largely eliminate fossil fuel combustion and related on-campus carbon emissions.
