See the Science Center

Research Facilities

In January 2009, Brandeis opened its new $154 million science complex designed to further enhance the university’s leadership in the natural sciences and emerging areas of interdisciplinary research [architectural rendering above].

The facility houses 175,000 square feet of laboratory and instructional space as well as a science commons, seminar rooms, conference space and a café.

Brandeis faculty have also secured external funding for an impressive array of other research facilities. These include:

• An 800 MHz nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer
• An electron microscopy (EM) facility, including a 300kV field emission cryo EM
• A Fourier transform mass spectrometry facility, equipped for both electrospray and MALDI ionization
• X-ray crystallography facilities
• Microfluidics fabrication facility
• The Ashton Graybiel Spatial Orientation Laboratory
• The Mandel Center for the Humanities
• The Irving Schneider and Family Building
• CLEM-Facility for Correlative Light and Electron Microscopy