Sentences with phrase «development lab between»

Women with low - risk pregnancies in the Kansas City area were enrolled in the study at KU Medical Center's Maternal and Child Nutrition and Development Lab between March 2006 and September 2009.

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This juncture between basic research and the drug development process first began to interest Conley when she was still a postdoc at Michigan, where she had an «amazing experience» in a «world - renowned research lab.»

The researchers also looked at the expression of a gene involved in the control of wing development, and found similarity between the lab - induced supersoldiers and the natural ones.

For life - science companies, it also provides configurable laboratory space, hundreds of thousands of dollars of shared laboratory equipment, and a unique «Innovation Lab» that even provides access to small equipment and reagents, helping early - stage companies bridge that critical gap between late - stage academic research and early - stage product development.

Research carried out between the groups of Wolf Reik and Peter Rugg - Gunn in the Epigenetics research programme at the Babraham Institute have investigated the early stages of the development of cells called primordial germ cells and developed strategies to generate these cells in the lab.

It uses government funding as the proverbial carrot on a stick to get companies to work together with universities and nonprofits on helping 3D printing technology for manufacturing cross the so - called «valley of death» — the period of development between a lab's proof - of - concept and commercial product when private funding is often lacking.

Going forward, the team hopes to expand the study to thousands of variants of these enzymes «to understand the correlation between the evolution of electric fields in enzymes and the development of [antibiotic] resistances,» said Jacek Kozuch, a postdoctoral researcher working in the Boxer Lab.

In particular, she noted later, «while we have struggled with the appropriate split between early and late stage [research and development], along with which deployment activities to support, my fear is that this approach will result in a cornucopia of good ideas residing at the labs in a form still insufficiently mature for private industry to take over.»

Prior work by Mary Firestone, Berkeley Lab faculty scientist and a professor of microbiology at UC Berkeley, had shown that plants were consistently selecting or suppressing the same types of microbes over time in the root zone, suggesting some form of synchronization between plant and microbiome development.

The project is a collaboration between the labs of Ed Boyden, the Benesse Career Development associate professor of biological engineering and brain and cognitive sciences at MIT, and Craig Forest, assistant professor of mechanical engineering at Georgia Tech.

She joined the Pillai lab as a post-doctoral research fellow in 2016 and continues to enjoy her work both treating patients with primary immunodeficiency in the clinic and studying the bridging gap between human primary immunodeficiency disorders and the development of autoimmune disease pathology in the lab.

Most recently, Mukherjee has been studying and working in the labs of CSNE member, Eric Rombokas, and Patrick Aubin at the Department of Veteran Affairs Rehabilitation Research and Development Center for Limb Loss and MoBility where he is designing mechanical interfaces between humans and machines.

Kids Make Games is a collaborative project between Xona Games and Brilliant Labs, that teaches game development directly in our Nova Scotia, Canada schools as a part of the curriculum!

Patrick Griffin, EVP of Business Development at Ripple Labs talks about the disruptive force of distributed ledgers, but also their tremendous potential as a new model, and how they can help manage cash flows between financial institutions.

The Gottman lab at the University of Illinois also studied the linkages between marital interaction, parenting, and children's social development (with Lynn Katz), and later at the University of Washington involved studying these linkages with infants (with Alyson Shapiro).