Sentences with phrase «industrial labs»

We need manufacturing at home, and vastly more R&D in industrial labs, since university R&D is virtually useless for the foreseeable future.

A downside is that while academics get to publish their research openly, industrial labs often keep their work secret.

So the field was growing throughout the 1980s and 1990s, but we were only producing fewer than 1000 Ph.D. s, and half of those were going into industrial labs.

Researchers are expected to work full - time at an academic, government, or industrial lab overseas.

So he sought a new position at a major electronic industrial lab in the United States.

Do you realize that over the last few years many of those high - powered industrial labs that made so many of the advances of the last century have been dramatically scaled back or completely dismantled?

Soon after, many research groups and industrial labs began working on multiferroics.

As soon as that paper was published, many research groups and industrial labs became interested in working on multiferroics.

«And the demands of a good industrial lab are very similar to those of a good academic lab.»

The R&D budgets of the big industrial labs have shrunk immensely in the last two decades, and there's only so much talent and so many resources those vendors can devote to innovation.

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One of the plans is to fund students to work in industrial labs or pharmaceutical companies, furthering the network's goal of establishing partnerships with industry in the future.

Mr. Paterson arrived at an industrial lab at the college around 11:30 a.m., before the president, and walked to his seat in the front row, just to the left of the stage where Mr. Obama spoke.

Industrial labs were cutting back on basic scientific research, unleashing even more distinguished senior scientists onto an already poor job market.

So 6 months later, he left Oxford to take up a research position at the newly established Hitachi Cambridge laboratory, an industrial lab based in Cambridge University's Microelectronics Research Centre.

But surveys find incidents to be much more common in academic settings than in industrial labs, says James Kaufman, president of the Laboratory Safety Institute in Natick, Mass..

The foundations of the industrial labs» greatness, Isaacs continued, were «sustained funding,» long - term investment toward large and important goals, and an overriding sense of mission associated with achievement in a particular area of endeavor.

The rate of serious mishaps in industrial labs is lower than that in academic labs, in part because industrial labs are more tightly regulated, according to experts, including James Kaufman, president of the Laboratory Safety Institute in Natick, Mass..

Reed sums up what a Ph.D. or postdoc might expect at the start of research in an industrial lab.

Workers in university labs — including 110,000 graduate students and postdoctoral researchers, plus uncounted undergraduates and technicians — are 11 times more likely to get hurt in a university lab than in an industrial lab, according to U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration statistics.

Finally, as a unifying principle underlying each of these themes, the discussants in the Nobel Forum vowed to support mechanisms that would provide detailed, accurate, and timely information of value to young scientists, academic institutions, and industrial labs.

«One day» for Yanqi Ye could mean continuing her research as a postdoc or in an industrial lab to translate the technology for human medicine.

As of today, these materials are not as easy to source as graphene, so their use in industrial labs are only now starting to emerge.

With the closure or winnowing of many of corporate America's industrial labs — not least the famed Bell Labs, which is a shadow of its once - mighty self — industry now relies heavily on the federal government's national labs for basic scientific research.