Announcement

The annual Hazardous Materials Management Plan (HMMP) Updates for 1701 Page Mill are coming due to the Santa Clara County and City of Palo Alto. Please update your ChemTracker inventory and complete the validation form here no later than November 29, 2024.

The inventories are VERIFIED DURING INSPECTIONS conducted by the Santa Clara County Hazardous Materials Division and the City of Palo Alto Fire Department.

Announcement

Good Morning 1701 Pagemill Colleagues,

I regret to inform you that our community has experienced a high volume of laptop theft recently in our SoM buildings on Porter Drive and Page Mill Road. In an effort to provide a safe and secure working environment your building has been placed on restricted access. You will need your SoM issued badge to enter.

Ensure that all personal and University items are in your procession or secured. Don’t allow others to follow you (aka piggy-back) into a building.

Report all suspicious activity immediately by calling the Security Operations Center 24/7 at (650) 723-7222.

Announcement

3174 Porter occupants – If your lab is currently or will be generating chemical (hazardous) waste, please contact Chris Craig (ccraig@stanford.edu) from EH&S’ Environmental Protection Program to discuss what types and approximate volumes of chemical wastes your lab will be producing.

Announcement

Hello 3155 Porter Drive & 3165 Porter Drive Occupants,

The Mobile Connectivity project to provide cellular coverage for all floors was completed 

In the future, if you have any cellular issues, please report them to the UIT Service Desk at 650-725-4357 (5-HELP) or submit a ticket. 

Thank you,

Vivian

Announcement

Today the Stanford Transportation newsletter (attached) shared news about a new Marguerite line CAX, connecting the Caltrain Station at California Avenue and Stanford Research Park. Like the RP line, it will run from Cal Ave to SRP in the morning and from SRP to Cal Ave in the afternoon. This service begins Monday, September 23.

Best,

PROMILA RASTOGI (she/her)
Director of Transition Strategies & Stanford Research Park Operations – OFPM

Upcoming Maintenance

Notice of Work:  Shelving Install/Plumbing 3172 Porter – Lab 235/235A/235B

Specific Project Scope: Minor carpentry and plumbing Lab 235, 235A, and 235B.

Anticipated Schedule: Fri 11/22 (6:00AM-2:00PM)

Impacts:  

  • Equipment currently on tables located in areas of new shelving installation will need to be unplugged and moved temporarily by the users.
  • Equipment or tables located where new regulators and turrets to be installed will be temporarily moved by the users.

Upcoming Maintenance

Dear 3165 Porter Drive Colleagues,

Operations & Maintenance is working with our vendor to make repairs on the compressed dry air system. In order to make these repairs, compressed air will shut down for approximately 4 to 6 hours.

DATE: November 25, 2024, TIME: 8:00am to 2:00pm

IMPACT: There will be no compressed air to the building. Lab turrets will have no CDA. Autoclave and glass wash equipment will be without compressed air and may be inoperable.

Upcoming Maintenance

Dear 1520 Page Mill Colleagues,

The Office of Facilities Planning & Management will be performing a planned maintenance project on the first floor of 1520 Page Mill.

Our vendor Yanez Painting, LLC. will be on-site starting November 25th, 2024 to begin the repair and painting process of select first floor conference rooms and common areas at 1520 Page Mill. The painting project will be conducted over several days and is estimated to be completed by December 6th, 2024.

Schedule Date:  November 25th – 26th and December 2nd – 6th, 2024, Schedule Time:  7:00am to 4:30pm Daily until completed

Upcoming Maintenance

Dear 3172 Porter Dr. Colleagues,

The Office of Facilities Planning and Management will be supporting warranty fume-hood repairs at building 3172 Porter DR.  The warranty contractor Mott Labs, Inc., will be onsite performing repairs to fume-hood located in lab 260 – LB22 the first week of December.  Schedule repair dates: December 5th, – December 6th, 2024

Contractor: Mott Labs, Inc. 

Start Time: December 5th, – December 6th, 2024, 7:00am to 4:00pm Until Completed

stanford school of medicine at stanford research park

MISSION STATEMENT

We empower leading scientists to realize the exciting potential of translational research.

Vision Statement

Our goal is to be the ideal destination for life sciences research in an environment that fosters learning and well-being.

SoM Operations in SRP

The SRP Operations Team in the Office of Facilities Planning & Management serves SoM personnel based in SRP, providing a sense of community to SoM colleagues and ensuring their operational needs are met promptly and efficiently.

Stanford Research Park

Stanford Research Park (SRP) was established in 1951. The world’s first university research park, the site has been called “an engine for Silicon Valley”. SRP is spread over 700 acres, bordered by Page Mill Road, El Camino Real, Foothill Expressway, and Arastradero Road. Its 79 buildings include 10 million square feet of real estate and house more than 150 different companies, including biotech and tech firms, and their 29,000 employees. 

Stanford University School of Medicine in Stanford Research Park

Stanford University School of Medicine (SoM) occupies 15 buildings in SRP, at a total of 1 million square feet. SoM’s space in SRP represents one-third of the school’s total research square footage and is home to basic and clinical researchers.

srp news

Grant for Mental Health

The Center for Dissemination and Implementation will receive $37 million to improve access to effective mental health services, including underserved populations.

Michele Barry on elevating women leaders in climate and health

The director of the Stanford Center for Innovation in Global Health says increasing women’s participation in discussions about climate change and health is key to finding solutions that will benefit a broad range of people. “We need to have more women physically at the tables where these crucial decisions are being made.”

Rooted in the Land

Stanford Research Park (SRP) unveils Rooted in the Land, an art installation by Saif Azzuz honoring Muwekma Ohlone medicinal traditions and native Bay Area plants.

srp spotlights: why we love it here

“We see a lot of collaborations here.”

– Farbod Tabesh

PostDoctoral Scholar, Molecular Imaging

Surprised by how much space in the park and all the new equipment, great natural lighting.

 

Malavika Ramarao

Life Science Research Professional

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