WSU's $80M Pharma and Biomed Building to Emphasize PGx, Expand Omics Capacity

Dec 06, 2013

NEW YORK (GenomeWeb News) – Washington State University today will officially open a new Pharmaceutical and Biomedical Sciences building, a $78.6 million facility that will house integrated drug, pharmacogenomics, genomics, imaging, and proteomics research programs and core labs.

The 125,000 square-foot facility in Spokane will also house the College of Pharmacy and will be home to much of the university's biomedical research programs, including resources and staff that are in the process of relocating to the building from WSU's campus in Pullman.

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