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The Santa Rosa Project (SRP) will combine a mix of science and world class recreation. Our creative environment will facilitate creative solutions. Researchers, engineers, physicians and technology companies will participate in short sabbaticals. We will showcase the newest science equipment and techniques.
Our purpose is to advance enabling stem cell technologies.
The Building_Our 60,000 sq ft LEED certified Science Research Facility will provide under building parking for the 24 tenants. Each element of construction will reflect a commitment to energy efficiency, reducing the carbon footprint, and preserving our environment.
We have 2 LEED certified architects on the project.
Features Include:
- Common areas for short term leased equipment
- Shared support staff areas for efficiency
- Geothermal/ Solar for energy efficiency
- ICF for hurricane strength
- Equipment diagnostic station for on site repairs
- Internet researcher stations for each floor
- State of the art videoconferencing and IT for best communication
The Program_A week of the SRP goes something like this..
- Our fellow scientist has nominated us for participation in the Santa Rosa project.
- We participate in forum boards.
- Our comments have been rated highly and voted up by our scientific peers.
- We am picked (and funded) to travel to Northwest Florida.
- After arriving in Florida’s newest International Airport (Southwest airlines), we drive 40 minutes (with minimal traffic) to the campus.
- We meet in interactive workshops to reach consensus.
- In the mornings, we discuss of the most current, enabling stem cell technologies .
- In the afternoons, we boat, hike, swim, fish, play golf, tennis, and walk on the beach.
- On fridays, we Web-publish Session results on www.BestinScience.com.
- We web-archive the results as a list of best stem cell practices.
Interactive web tools will allow members to improve the best practices list by nominating, rating and voting for their favorites.
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