Support for Mission Bay - California Institute for Quantitative Biomedical Research

California Institute for Quantitative Biomedical Research

a powerful merger

UCSF Mission Bay serves as the headquarters of a path-breaking program that capitalizes on the newest technological capabilities. Popularly known as “QB3,” the California Institute for Quantitative Biomedical Research is a partnership between UCSF, UC Berkeley and UC Santa Cruz that will create powerful new techniques for manipulating vast amounts of biological data using quantitative and biomedical sciences. This integration of mathematics, physics, chemistry and engineering will lead to treatments for intractable diseases such as brain disorders, cancer and diabetes.

Architect: Bohlin Cywinski Jackson (BCJ)
Occupancy: February 2005
Gross square footage: 152,718
Number of laboratories: 30
Number of researchers: 330

The QB3 building offers a number of major naming opportunities, including a dramatic lobby and full- and half-floor research pavilions.

Additional naming opportunities include:

Laboratory facilities and research equipment
Computational laboratory suites
Classrooms and other academic spaces
Conference facilities, meeting rooms and interaction areas
Graduate student lounge

For more information on giving to the California Institute for Quantitative Biomedical Research, contact the UCSF Development Office at 415/476-6922 or mail@support.ucsf.edu.

Related Images:
Building Rendering (pdf)
Building Rendering (north) (pdf)