The front of the WSU Vancouver Life Sciences Building

Spaces

Where Science Happens

360° Virtual Tour

Tour the New Space!

An empty area of the Life Sciences building

Explore four different rooms of the Life Sciences building in 360° with this Virtual Interactive Tour Experience (VITE). Get to know the environment before making it your new home!

Explore

Cutting-Edge Labs & Facilities

Our state-of-the-art labs are equipped with the latest advanced technology and research tools. With newly installed high-end instrumentation, we provide a caliber of equipment found among top research institutions. Explore how our world-class facilities utilize modern innovations at every level.

Dr. Seth Rudman's Lab

Investigating how populations adapt to environmental stressors using evolutionary genetics, with a focus on the role of the gut microbiome in adaptation.
Dr. Stephanie Porter's Lab

Research on plant-microbe partnerships and their role in agricultural sustainability, focusing on plant adaptation to environmental stressors.
Dr. Jonah Piovia-Scott's Lab

Research on plant-microbe partnerships and their role in agricultural sustainability, focusing on plant adaptation to environmental stressors.
Dr. Cheryl Schultz's Lab

Focusing on the conservation of at-risk butterflies, with a significant impact on habitat restoration and species recovery, including the Fender’s blue butterfly.
Dr. Cynthia Cooper's Lab

Exploring the genetics of melanocytes to understand pigment disorders and melanoma, with breakthroughs in skin cancer prevention strategies.

Interactive Timeline

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Art Gallery

The Life Sciences Building is more than a research hub—it’s a work of art. Featuring commissioned pieces that reflect themes of biology, innovation, and discovery, these installations bring the space to life.