CADO is a multi-disciplinary laboratory where students conduct research and apply their knowledge to support decision making in diverse settings such as manufacturing, logistics, transportation, and healthcare.

This multidisciplinary human sciences laboratory focuses on human-computer interaction (HCI) in relation to productivity and efficiency. The lab can be configured to simulate various workspaces, including ambulatory healthcare.

Partners from local utilities, industry, and the community rely on Speed School's Center for Infrastructure Research to provide education, research, and solutions for urban infrastructure-related issues.

The CTLE produces nationally and internationally recognized research into Engineering teaching methods. Through faculty learning communities, Speed School helps to develop evidence-based strategies to nurture the workforce of the future.

The Academy for Community Transportation Innovation provides new techniques and essential skills required to design, build and manage the transportation system of the 21st century. The goal is also to accelerate transportation project development and enhance community involvement and environmental sensitivity.

The CVIP Center has three broad focus areas: imaging science, computer vision and biomedical imaging. 250 publications and 5 patents have also been produced from this state-of-the-art facility for imaging, AI Robotics, vision sensors, and object scanning.r imaging, AI Robotics, vision sensors, and object scanning. CVIP Center has three broad focus areas: imaging science, computer vision and biomedical imaging

Optics and nanoscience provide a rich territory for fundamental discovery and enabling of new products. Collaborations between the Speed School departments, chemistry and physics is leading to many new discoveries and commercialization of emerging technologies.

UofL's newest center, the IAC provides no-cost energy assessment & support to regional, small and medium-size manufacturers while educating engineers in energy & water resource conservation.

KPPC is Speed School’s sustainability technical assistance resource for businesses and organizations across the Commonwealth. Through training, workshops and direct assistance, over 37,000 clients have learned to reduce waste through increased efficiency while lowering their operational costs.

More than 52 miles of streams and riverine wetlands have been restored thanks to the multidisciplinary efforts of the Stream Institute. Our constructed projects have served as examples for restoration designers and construction contractors and for an EPA‐sponsored regulatory workshop on floodplain restoration methods.