MaryBeth DiDonna
Managing Editor, Events and Lab Design at Lab Manager
Digital Events Editor at Today's Clinical Lab
Managing Editor, Events and Lab Design at Lab Design News
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3 weeks ago |
labdesignnews.com | MaryBeth DiDonna
Led by Kelly Sullivan, PhD, Global Director of Operations & Labs at CIC, this discussion dives into the core principles and best practices of shared lab design. Dr. Sullivan brings deep operational insight and hands-on experience in building collaborative, flexible, and efficient lab ecosystems. What you’ll learn from this webinar:Shared lab design fundamentals: Understand how shared labs differ from traditional layouts and how to meet the varying needs of diverse users.
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3 weeks ago |
labdesignnews.com | MaryBeth DiDonna
Building on the success of its Cambridge incubator, Hatch.Bio Labs focused on reducing operational barriers by offering turnkey laboratories with essential infrastructure—from core equipment and utilities to comprehensive safety systems. This streamlines setup and lets resident companies concentrate on innovation. “Our approach emphasizes flexible layouts, adaptable infrastructure, and scalable spaces that can be easily reconfigured.
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4 weeks ago |
labdesignnews.com | MaryBeth DiDonna
As San Francisco’s Van Ness corridor continues to evolve into a premier destination for medical and healthcare services, one property is emerging as a centerpiece of this transformation: 939 Ellis Street. Located just steps from Sutter Health’s California Pacific Medical Center, this medical office building is 87,000 sf with 45,000 sf of contiguous space available, representing the largest contiguous medical space currently available in the city.
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1 month ago |
labdesignnews.com | MaryBeth DiDonna
Q: What were some of the biggest challenges you faced during the construction of this facility—especially when integrating high-precision robotics into a laboratory setting? A: One of the most significant challenges was integrating our bespoke temperature measurement instrumentation onto a six-axis industrial robot.
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1 month ago |
labmanager.com | MaryBeth DiDonna
As laboratories increasingly prioritize sustainability, product packaging has emerged as a key area for reducing environmental impact. Thoughtfully designed packaging that minimizes waste and uses eco-friendly materials, such as recyclable cardboard and compostable cushioning, can align procurement practices with broader sustainability goals and reduce a lab's overall environmental footprint.
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