Research laboratories require more power than the average office building. Depending on the research equipment it uses, the average facility can draw about 16W to 20W per square foot, compared to about 6W per square foot at a standard computer-filled office space. To determine power requirements for new labs, the University of Washington's design team uses a graph based on data assembled from existing labs.
Assuming 25 shares per team, a player would receive $10,000 for a first-round exit this spring, $20,000 for a second-round exit, $50,000 for a third-round exit, $90,000 for losing in the Stanley Cup final and $150,000 for winning a championship.
On a 2013 playoff team that lost in the first round and had a roster of 25 players, each player received approximately $10,000. Players on the Stanley Cup winning roster, assuming the same 25-man allocation, received approximately $150,000.