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Northwestern University
| Center for Nanofabrication & Molecular Self-assembly | |
| Evanston, Illinois | |
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| Lab Furnishings: | |
| Supreme Air Dynamic Barrier Fume Hoods Research Collection Steel Furniture - Trademark Inset Style 01 Black Kemresin Work Tops | |
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| Project Statistics | |
| Square Footage: | 85,000 |
| Budget: | $34,000,000 |
| Completion: | September 2002 |
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| Project Participants | |
| Architect: | ZGF Dusty Roads |
| Doss Mabe, LA Office | |
| Laboratory Architect: | RFD John Weinman |
| Construction Manager: | Turner Construction |
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| Kewaunee Team | |
| Project Manager: | Robert Weatherwax |
| Sales Rep: | C.E. Shomo & Associates |
| Regional Sales Manager: | Greg Ginger |
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| The Northwestern University Nanofabrication building, located on the Evanston campus of Northwestern University, is a unique facility which allows both access to research equipment and expertise at Northwestern. It also interacts with other biotechnology companies in Evanston's small business incubator. The first federally and privately funded nanotechnology center in the country, the 40,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art facility is part of Northwestern University's future science and engineering corridor. This building and laboratories marked the continuation of Kewaunee's relationship with Northwestern and the Nano Technology area of laboratory development. | |
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