This project funded by the Weintraub Foundation and the National Institute of Health, focuses on providing a stimulating facility for research development of biotechnologically developed prosthetics for reconstructive surgery.

Approximately 5,300 square feet of space was renovated into state-of-the-art dental treatment rooms, an elliptical seminar/lecture room, a large research laboratory and dark room, as well as tissue culture, gene analysis and histopathology labs for reconstructive biotechnology research. The center features an extremely innovative research laboratory with ceiling suspended reagent shelving, allowing unobstructed access to laboratory bench tops and eighteen custom "cockpit" styled researcher's workstations. The facility houses a Faraday room, which is electromagnetic shielded from outside radio waves and microwaves.