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Health Sciences Research Facility III

HSF III Brochure

Think of it as an architectural reflection of the collaborative enterprise that it will foster. The School of Medicine’s new Health Sciences Facility III will be a world-class facility for biomedical research and integrate the research of our faculty investigators as never before.
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The School of Medicine’s new research building, Health Sciences Research Facility III (HSRF III) is setting a new standard of excellence in biomedical research, innovation and discovery.

Working in HSRF III’s state-of-the art laboratories, with cutting edge genomic technology, faculty physicians and scientists are working together on breakthrough treatments for cancer, diabetes and heart disease - improving the health and well-being of Maryland citizens, and people around the world.

Health Sciences Research Facility III will accelerate the pace and scope of innovation and discovery and house our most well-funded investigators working to answer "big science" research questions. HSRF III brings together a large conglomerate of programs, using a multidisciplinary approach to advance medicine beyond our imagination. Research programs include:

With 439,000 square feet, Health Sciences Research Facility III is the largest building ever constructed in the University System of Maryland. Rising above Baltimore Street on the University of Maryland, Baltimore campus, the new research building will provide room to grow for the School of Medicine’s life-saving research programs.

A vitally needed economic engine, Health Sciences Research Facility Three will create hundreds of jobs in West Baltimore, stimulate economic growth, and generate revenue for the City and State.

HSFR III is located at 670 West Baltimore Street, Baltimore, MD 21201

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When making your gift, please select "School of Medicine Ongoing Initiatives" and then "Health Sciences Facility III Fund" from the dropdown menu.