Opus Imaging Research Building

Opus Imaging Research Building is a modern research facility in Rochester that spans three stories and houses advanced laboratory spaces for medical imaging work. The structure features specialized rooms designed to support cutting-edge equipment and research operations within the Mayo Clinic campus.

The building was developed in the 2000s as an expansion of Mayo Clinic's research infrastructure in Rochester. Funding came from private donations and federal grants supporting medical research initiatives.

The facility represents Mayo Clinic's commitment to collaborative medical research by connecting multiple laboratories and departments through an integrated design approach.

The building sits on the Mayo Clinic campus and is accessible through internal pathways and public transit connections. Visitors should check ahead since it operates as an active research facility with limited public access.

The facility was engineered with specialized vibration isolation and radiation shielding technology to support multiple imaging systems. These technical features allow precise medical research without interference from external disturbances.

Location: Rochester

Inception: 2007

Architectural style: modern architecture

GPS coordinates: 44.01972,-92.46861

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:22