Infrastructure

University Research Resources

Kansas State University offers a wealth of opportunity to supplement the multi-disciplined research needs of most established and emerging private and public organizations via Sponsored Research collaboration opportunities, equipment and instrumentation, and Labs and Centers of Excellence.

Featured Labs and Centers of Excellence

BRI

The Biosecurity Research Institute on the K-State campus is a 113,000 Square foot  biocontainment facility that offers laboratory, education, and administrative space.

Sensory Analysis Center

The Sensory Analysis Center is an internationally recognized institute skilled in project management, consulting, method development, educational sensory and consumer research.

KSU IC

The Veterinary Diagnostic Laboratory develops and delivers accurate, innovative, and timely diagnostic and consultative services to the veterinary and animal health community in Kansas and the nation.

Konza

The Konza Prairie Biological Station is a 3,487 hectare native tallgrass prairie jointly owned by The Nature Conservancy and K-State and is dedicated to a mission of long-term ecological research, education and prairie conservation. 

Site Selection & Real Estate

The Manhattan Region has an abundance of infrastructure to accommodate new business development or expansion. Reasonably priced land, utilities, transportation and the advantage of a centralized location make Manhattan an attractive possibility for growth and development potential to your business.

The Manhattan Chamber of Commerce Real Estate Locator allows you to find commercial properties available in the area. 

KSite Screenshot

K-Site is a real estate platform designed to connect knowledge-based companies with the best spaces to accelerate their success.

North Campus Corridor

Manhattan’s North Campus Corridor (NCC) on the north edge of the K-State campus  is under design and construction with university and community partners. Facilities built in this corridor will benefit and be able to leverage the extensive resources and capabilities of Kansas State University and existing partners. Anchored by the $1.25B National BioAgro-Defense Facility and K-State’s Biosecurity Research Institute, the NCC serves as the physical epicenter of a plan that establishes Kansas, the region, and the university as the destination for the world’s food and animal health companies and global food systems-related research and educational talent.