George Mason University will break ground today on a high-level biomedical research lab aimed at thrusting the university into the forefront of the nation’s counter-bioterrorism efforts.
The lab, which is being built adjacent to George Mason’s Prince William campus in Manassas, will house laboratories that are designated Biosafety Level 3, allowing scientists to work with virulent strains of infectious diseases such as avian flu and SARS.
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