The Noble Research Center at Oklahoma State University is a prominent facility used by multiple departments, including the Department of Animal and Food Sciences. It houses large classrooms, offices and research laboratories, making it a central hub for academic and research activities on campus. Built in 1988, the center is equipped with state-of-the-art ultrafast lasers and experimental stations dedicated to THz spectroscopy, supporting advanced research in laser and photonics. It is named after Samuel Lloyd Noble (Nov. 30, 1896-Feb. 14, 1950), a prominent oilman and philanthropist from Oklahoma. Lloyd Noble founded the Noble Foundation in 1945, which has been instrumental in supporting agricultural research and education. The Noble Research Center is integral to OSU's commitment to providing cutting-edge research opportunities and fostering academic excellence.