Science & Discovery

Discovery through science with application through engineering are side-by-side at the Jim and Janet Sinegal Center for Science and Innovation. Here, students uncover solutions, make connections, and benefit the community. Linked with the university’s Bannan Center for Science and Engineering, the center is the future of STEM for Seattle University.

41% energy-cost reduction despite a 33% increase in square footage! Carleton College’s science complex demonstrates the power of modernization, uniting programs once spread across five buildings and fostering an immersive, interdisciplinary research culture. 

The Jerome L. Greene Science Center is a cornerstone of Columbia University’s Manhattanville campus and home to the Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute. As the largest academic science building in New York City, this nine-story facility unites leading experts in neuroscience, engineering, psychology, and related fields to advance research on brain function, gene expression, and human behavior—work that could transform treatments for neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.

The Life Sciences and Engineering Building (LSEB) is a vital addition to George Mason University’s Science and Technology campus, designed to support multidisciplinary curricula in science, technology, engineering, and health.

After sustaining severe damage from multiple earthquakes, the Sapp Center for Science Teaching and Learning sat vacant and fenced off from the Stanford campus for over 30 years. Page’s challenge? Preserve the historic fabric of the 1903 structure while transforming its interior to meet the demands of modern science—all in a Zone 4 seismic region.