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| − | The Biological Sciences and Physics building | + | The Biological Sciences and Physics building primarily supports laboratory space for the [[MCB]] and Physics departments. |
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| + | Members of the UConn EEB Department use the following facilities in BSP: | ||
| + | *The [[EEB Collections Facility]] (BSP 115) and the associated Collections library (BSP 112). | ||
| + | *The two large lecture halls (BSP 130 and 131) are often used by EEB faculty. The weekly [[EEB Department Seminar]] and the [[Graduate Student Symposium]] are held in BSP 130. | ||
| + | *The research greenhouses accessible to authorized personnel via elevator. | ||
| + | *The [[Biotech Facility]] offers on-site pickup of lab necessities such as DNA cleanup kits and Big Dye for sequencing. | ||
| + | *The Up & Atom Café downstairs offers coffee, bagels, sandwiches, and other gustatory distractions. | ||
Revision as of 23:52, 4 September 2007
The Biological Sciences and Physics building primarily supports laboratory space for the MCB and Physics departments.
Members of the UConn EEB Department use the following facilities in BSP:
- The EEB Collections Facility (BSP 115) and the associated Collections library (BSP 112).
- The two large lecture halls (BSP 130 and 131) are often used by EEB faculty. The weekly EEB Department Seminar and the Graduate Student Symposium are held in BSP 130.
- The research greenhouses accessible to authorized personnel via elevator.
- The Biotech Facility offers on-site pickup of lab necessities such as DNA cleanup kits and Big Dye for sequencing.
- The Up & Atom Café downstairs offers coffee, bagels, sandwiches, and other gustatory distractions.
