Scientists at the Frank Reidy Research Center for Bioelectrics explore how the powers of intense, pulsed electromagnetic fields and cold ionized gases interact with biological systems. Research conducted at this world-class facility fosters development of a new generation of applications and solutions in biology, molecular and conventional medical diagnostics and therapeutics as well as decontamination.
Strada designed Phase 1 and the recent expansion of the facility, which requires highly specialized equipment including powerful lasers with a high electrical demand. Biology labs, dry labs, electrical research laboratories, offices, a conference room and meeting rooms were designed to support the Center’s interdisciplinary research.
