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Gregory Weddle

"My first engineering role out of Purdue University placed me in support of Indiana University's Cyclotron Particle accelerator, an experience and opportunity that laid the ground work for a world of innovative science and the facility needs and designs that support them." Greg Weddle is the global director of Life Science Advanced Solutions for Johnson Controls. In his 29 years with Johnson Controls, he has focused on developing turnkey facility management and automation solutions for the life sciences market. "Like my father and mother before me, I love to teach, and I served as guest instructor on the topic of Clean Room design for Purdue University's graduate program, and for the last nine years as an instructor for FDA's National training program, Office of Regulatory Affairs University.

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Designing for Discovery

July 23, 2013

Laboratory design can be conducive – or unconducive – to creativity and productivity. Can today’s lab layout and rationale, a legacy from 60 years ago, be improved upon? I say yes, and go back even further in the history of the laboratory for inspiration.

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