Cheney Biomedical Accelerator
- Works began: 2025
- Works completed: Autumn 2025
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Construction work has finished in the Roger Stevens building that created a space for the Cheney Biomedical Accelerator, a new hub designed to bring scientists and clinicians together to accelerate the translation of knowledge towards the diagnosis and treatment of disease.
The development has created a centre of excellence for biomedical research on campus, making the University of Leeds part of an elite group of international institutions with such research capabilities.
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Construction work included the partial internal refurbishment of levels five and six in the building – next to the Astbury Biostructure Laboratory – to create a suite of bioimaging laboratories.
Externally, there is a new entrance for the Cheney laboratories to support a wider vision to create a central courtyard within the area. This also provides a visual signpost for the laboratories and reduces heat loss from the building.
Internally, one of the original TV recording studios has been converted into a suite of six laboratories. Mechanical equipment has been removed to enable a new mezzanine level to be introduced alongside a new plant room and collaboration space.
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