ARFMP: Renovation of Stauffer Chemistry, Chemical Engineering Complex

学术研究设施现代化计划（ARFMP） 来自研究设施办公室的奖项提供资金， 斯坦福大学翻新和维修斯托弗 建筑群，其中包括一部分研究和 化学和化学研究培训活动 工程. 这座建筑建于1961年， 1989年重新装修。 150万美元和437.5万美元的非洲区域渔业基金赠款 由受赠方提供，因为费用分摊将用于现代化 这些研究和研究培训设施，以满足 这些领域的研究对他们提出了新的重要要求 以及该研究的安全实践要求。 这 该项目将解决需要改善目前的研究 通过系统地升级主要建筑系统， 并有选择地翻新个别实验室， 最近的建筑和消防法规 将优先考虑 进气/排气系统的翻新，包括更换 所有现有通风柜的安全性，经济性和研究 质量考虑。 该奖项为科学基础设施做出了贡献， 通过提供更好的行为环境， 研究和培养高质量的本科生， 研究生。 该项目将使两个领先的研究 和研究培训部门继续提供不仅 一个杰出的环境，但一个有能力增加， 培养它所吸引的优秀学生。 受训学生 这些实验室在基础和应用方面都很受欢迎。 研究领域。

This Academic Research Facilities Modernization Program (ARFMP) award from the Research Facilities Office provides funds to Stanford University for the renovation and repair of the Stauffer building complex which houses a portion of the research and research training activities in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering. This building was constructed in 1961 and last renovated in 1989. The ARFMP grant of $1,500,000 and $4,375,000 provided by the grantee as cost sharing will be used to modernize these research and research training facilities so as to meet the significant new demands placed on them by research in these fields and the requirements for the safe practice of that research. This project will address the need to improve the current research infrastructure by systematically upgrading major building systems and by selectively renovating individual laboratories to conform to recent building and fire codes. Top priority will be given to the renovation of the intake/exhaust systems including the replacement of all existing fume hoods for safety, economic, and research quality considerations. This award contributes to the infrastructure of science and engineering by providing an improved environment for the conduct of research and for the training of quality undergraduate and graduate students. This project will enable two leading research and research training departments to continue to provide not only an outstanding environment but one with an increased capacity for training the excellent students it attracts. Students trained in these laboratories are in demand in both basic and applied research fields.