Science complex groundbreaking marks a new era for Yale research

University leaders and state and local features gathered on Yale’s campus on September 30^th for a ceremonial groundbreaking of the new Upper Science Hill Building Complex, a 16-acre development project slated to propel Yale’s leadership in quantum science and promote advanced scientific research and sustainability.   

The ceremony took place at the site of the new Physical Sciences and Engineering Building — the crown jewel of the new Upper Science Hill Building Complex — and was followed by a reception at Kline 14.  

Attendees included senior Yale officials and state and local leaders. Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont, New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker, and University of Connecticut President Radenka Marić were present for this inspiring event.  

Read more about the new Upper Science Hill Building Complex here.  

All photos courtesy of Mara Lavitt

Yale Conferences & Events managed the following tasks: 

• Invitation list creation, RSVP management, and VIP and attendee communications prior to the event.  
• Tent rental and installation. 
• Audio-visual coordination 
• Print requests, with graphics provided by the marketing team at Yale Facilities.    
• Food and beverage 
• Florals 
• Photography  
• Rental and management of Kline 14