September 13-16, 2026 | Boston, MA

I2SL Annual Conference and Technology Fair

See how Siemens is helping organizations reduce energy consumption, accelerate decarbonization efforts, and create smarter, more sustainable laboratory and mission-critical environments.

Driving sustainability in laboratory environments

Visit Siemens at I2SL (Booth #205) to explore smart building technologies that help laboratories and mission-critical facilities improve efficiency, reduce carbon emissions, and optimize performance. Discover innovative building automation and digital services that provide real-time visibility and control across the facility.

Attend our technical sessions to learn about the latest in laboratory HVAC trends, ASHRAE research and upcoming standard changes impacting lab design while connecting with industry experts and peers shaping the future of laboratory environments.

Plus, hear a case study about how Hamilton College revitalized its Taylor Science Center — replacing pneumatic controls with digital systems, adding occupancy sensors, and reducing air change rates to deliver major energy savings while preserving embedded carbon.

Key benefits for attendees

Learn how to improve energy efficiency, system reliability and occupant comfort without compromising safety.

Advance sustainability goals

Discover ways to leverage building automation and data-driven insights to support decarbonization goals.

Navigate future standards

Understand the latest HVAC research, industry trends, and code developments shaping laboratory environments.

Learn from real-world success

See how Siemens is modernizing laboratories to achieve measurable energy, operational, and sustainably outcomes.

Speakers

Siemens Smart Infrastructure

Chad House, Head of Life Science CoC Americas

Leveraging field experience and technical expertise, Chad House helps clients implement customized HVAC and energy management solutions across education, healthcare, laboratories, data centers, and commercial buildings.

Siemens Smart Infrastructure

Sarah Grady, Project Developer and Energy Engineer

Sarah Grady is a Project Developer focused on sustainable, high-performance buildings and critical environments, bringing expertise in HVAC design, project management, and smart laboratory solutions.

Siemens SI Energy Services

Zach Hurwitz, Senior Energy Engineer

With a background in energy systems modeling, data analytics, and building operations, Zach Hurwitz helps clients optimize performance while supporting sustainability objectives.

Siemens Smart Infrastructure

Jim Coogan, Project Developer and Applications Engineer

With more than 40 years of experience in building controls and HVAC systems, Jim Coogan helps shape innovative solutions and industry standards for laboratories and critical environments.

Agenda

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From Policy to Performance: Sustainability Enhancing Growth in Life Science

Presentation: sponsored by Siemens
Session ID: Opening plenary
Speaker(s): Chad House
Time: 8:30 a.m. - 10:00 a.m.

Strategic Upgrades for Energy and Cost Savings

Presentation: Sustainable Stewardship: Improving HVAC Efficiency Through Cost-Effective and Strategic Upgrades
Session ID: C1 system optimization
Speakers: Sarah Grady, Zach Hurwitz
Time: 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.