Sentences with phrase «academic labs into»

CRAASH is a 10 - week program that facilitates the acceleration of healthcare innovations emerging from academic labs into commercialization and clinical practice.

She says she sees companies as the entities that translate the discoveries made in academic labs into the solutions that, in Tengion's case, could solve the donor - organ shortage by allowing patients to regenerate their own organs without using embryonic stem cells.

«It's a challenge to get from the academic lab into a full - scale manufacturing process, so we'd like to be that facilitator of technology in the control - release space,» Flynn says.

And to ensure that his postdocs and staff don't feel they are doing work in the lab that can be funneled into one of his ventures, he encourages open discussion about patents and he generally doesn't transfer any IP discovered in his academic lab into an old company.

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Companies and academic labs that offer genetic testing can now incorporate previously patented genes into their products.

By using laser - generated, hologram - like 3D images flashed into photosensitive resin, researchers at Lawrence Livermore National Lab, along with their academic collaborators, have discovered they can build complex 3D parts in a fraction of the time of traditional layer - by - layer printing.

The new report also makes a fine addition to the already groaning shelf of excellent investigations into serious academic lab disasters.

These scenes also serve up a rare glimpse into the inner workings of a research lab and life as an academic.

This striking increase does not appear to reflect a vast new influx of researchers into America's academic labs, however.

My general impression is that academic labs are into producing soloists.

More recently, new systems biology studies are bringing a sense of teamwork into academic life science labs, but there have been some growing pains.

The keys to integrating modern information systems and research - based best practices into the nation's academic labs are investment and leadership, Watson says.

Austin says that postdocs in academic labs rarely learn what's involved in turning a technology into a sellable product.

Postdocs are fundamental contributors to the research output of academics labs, and their work is therefore directly related to the amount of grant money that comes into institutions.

About 50 % are foreigners and 80 % work in university settings, where their status is most likely to be uncertain; although postdocs in industry and government labs tend to fit smoothly into existing job categories, academic postdocs may work in situational limbo, being neither faculty, staff, nor students.

His ambition had been to get an academic position, but he watched his friends who had been postdocs ahead of him as they went into similar positions and gave up doing experimental science in favor of managing their labs.

We are the leading conservation organization promoting the incorporation of genetic tools into standard conservation practice, bringing together the academic or commercial labs advancing the science and the conservation practitioners working in the field.