Talbot Laboratory Educational Laboratory Upgrade and Expansion
An approximate 9,150 gross square foot, four-story infill addition at the southeast area of Talbot Laboratory provides the additional square footage needed for instructional laboratories.

The complete educational laboratory upgrade and expansion to Talbot Laboratory encompasses an instructional composite manufacturing laboratory and an instructional nano-satellite design, assembling, testing, and operation laboratory for the Department of Aerospace Engineering. The work also includes an instructional radiation measurements laboratory, and a nuclear materials laboratory for the Department of Nuclear, Plasma, and Radiological Engineering. These state-of-the-art laboratories substantially improves the on-campus experience of undergraduate and graduate students throughout the college, fortifying The Grainger College of Engineering as a leader in hands-on engineering education. An approximate 9,150 GSF, four-story infill addition at the southeast area of Talbot Laboratory provides the additional square footage needed for the instructional laboratories in the departments mentioned above. A second accessible entrance was added to the facility as part of the work. See more at https://aerospace.illinois.edu/about-us/talbot-expansion. Part of the project also includes public art, showcased in F&S INSIDER magazine here: https://fs.web.illinois.edu/Insider/2022/03/04/capital-programs-carpenters-plans-installs-art/.