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Simon Hall

Completed in fall 2007, Simon Hall is IU’s newest flagship research building.

Simon Hall

The building houses over 220 scientists from many different scientific disciplines that have overlapping interests....

Simon Hall: Building Features

Simon Hall's award winning architecture boasts metalic spiral staircases...

Simon Hall: Building Features

...and comfortable lounges for faculty and students.

Simon Hall: Electron Microscope

The electron microscpe is being used to view gold atoms.

Simon Hall: The DNA Sequencing Facility

A researcher is able to see DNA patterns using one of two DNA sequencing machines.

Simon Hall: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Facility

The NMR facility uses massive superconducting magnets to study structural biology which leads to applications such as drug design and medicinal chemistry.

Simon Hall: Nanofabrication facility

Researchers use lasers to study molecular structures.

Simon Hall: Biochemistry Instrumentation Facility

The Physical Biochemistry labs are fully staffed by expert technical support personnel who can provide graduate students with invaluable training using state-of-the-art instrumentation.

Simon Hall: Cultivation and Bioprocessing Facility

Simon Hall Laboratories are able to produce DNA for researchers at IU.

Simon Hall: A Fall View

A view of Simon Hall from the Jordan Hall Atrium.

Simon Hall: A Fall View

A view of Jordan Hall from the Simon Hall Balcony.

 

 
  About Simon Hall:

To increase research space at IU, continue to attract the best students and researchers, and bolster the state's economy with biotechnology and medical developments, IU built a multidisciplinary science building, Simon Hall, dedicated on October 16, 2007.

The building is configured to facilitate collaboration between scientists in the life sciences, physics, and mathematics. Strategically located between Myers Hall and the Chemistry Building, Simon Hall is devoted entirely to scientific research. The Linda and Jack Gill Center for Biomolecular Science (GCBS), the Johnson Center for Entrepreneurship & Science Innovations, and scientists in biochemistry and proteomics (the study of proteins in cells and tissues) occupy the building.

For more information on the building and its donors, visit http://www.indiana.edu/~sioffice/index.shtml or http://www.indiana.edu/~college/building.shtml.