Sentences with phrase «other labs where»

He told his students to prepare for a long - term displacement and look for other labs where they might like to work.

I have been distraught for days, but I am looking up other labs where I might be able to do work in line with my obsession with beneficial microbes in soil and in the gut.

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Other investors in the round include Flybridge Capital Partners (where the deal was led by WeWork Labs co-founder Jesse Middleton) and Airbnb co - founder / CTO Nate Blecharczyk.

He joined Google in 2007, where he led the program to develop its self - driving car, and then founded Google X, the ultra-secretive research lab behind Google Glass and other research projects so far - out that Google calls them «moon shots.»

Using the historical archive that powers Bet Labs, I wanted to look at games where one pitcher's walk rate was above average (less than 7.7 %) and the other pitcher's was below average (more than 7.7 %).

«Other countries wouldn't even know there was a question to be asked about where should my baby sleep,» said James McKenna, a professor of anthropology and the director of a mother - baby behavioral sleep lab at the University of Notre Dame.

Dad Labs is the name of a television show where a group of dads helps point other fathers in the right direction.

«I just got a tour of a lab where automakers and government researchers team up to create new technologies that help cars communicate with the world around them and with each other,» he said.

Meeting people from other labs will help you make a more informed decision about where to go next.

We hope that by showing you where the holes are, we can help you steer around them and get your collaborative effort — whether it's with someone in your own lab, just down the hall, at a different department or university, or on the other side of the world — off to the best possible start.

But unlike other professions where work is often restricted to business hours, «lab sciences can be 24/7,» says Cathy Trower, research director of Harvard University's Collaborative on Academic Careers in Higher Education.

Such use of computers to enhance the quality of low - resolution images is familiar to fans of CSI and other TV police procedurals, where law enforcement lab technicians often crack a case by magnifying some small detail of a digital image pulled from grainy surveillance footage.

Some of those jobs involve doing serious science in research labs and other facilities, where technicians often play important roles.

Blayne Heckel, Eric Adelberger, and their colleagues at the University of Washington are searching for this effect in their lab, where they are trying to measure the gravitational attraction between a pair of two - inch - wide molybdenum disks: one suspended on the tungsten thread, the other rotating freely on a bearing.

Then the researchers turned to the lab, where they exposed human liver, breast, colon, ovarian, and other cancer cells to the drugs, which appeared to make it easier for the cells to migrate.

Manchester has colleagues in their 50s who «have a really teeny lab because they can't get to point where they can trust other people to do the work properly.»

Reagents, chemicals, test tubes — other lab members would often not know where these were to be found, or directed you to the one and only one technician, who happened, unfortunately, to be «out of the lab.»

Depending on where your projects are, you may spend more time in one lab than the other, but things can quickly change, too.

There is also a logistical side to Orazi's work: some of his most important work occurs outside the lab, because the instruments he develops have to work in the field, where they are exposed to heat and other environmental threats.

Within a decade, the lab is expected to move to a brand - new biosafety level 4 facility in Kansas, where scientists can study Nipah virus encephalitis and other livestock diseases that could be fatal to humans.

What is really important I think also to understand, then again I think this is where Canada benefits over so many other countries is the fact that we have the Winnipeg lab facility with the co-location of both the public health and animal health components of this.

Some will be helping with things like lab testing while others will go to say, rural Mexico to help do some disease detective work, like tracking down patient histories to find out where, when and how they were exposed.

As with the other self - diagnosis tools, home use of Ozcan's cell phone blood imager is a ways off, but it is already being looked at for pilot programs in remote locations where doctors and lab equipment are in short supply.

Members of Shiyue Fang's research team in his lab at Michigan Tech, where they developed a better process to purify peptides and other biomolecules.

In the clincher, Nausica Arnoult, a postdoc in the Karlseder lab and one of the study's co-authors, took advantage of a fluorescent tag that others had embedded into one chromosome's telomeric end and then used a whole chromosome imaging method called FISH to track where the tag went over time.

You want to be in a successful lab where you can get good advice and work with other scientists and trainees who will help you learn how to do good work.

With so many choices available in most programs, it is not surprising that combined - degree students decline to «boldly go where no one has gone before,» choosing instead to go to a lab where there are other combined - degree students.

His lab is looking to see if other materials can show the same behavior and if mechanical strain can affect the superconducting properties of the material (these experiments were not carried out at temperatures where BaFe2As2 is a superconductor).

After some thought, he made an effort, during the final year of his postdoc, to get involved in projects where he could supervise other people in the lab.

Researchers have seen evidence for this in the lab, where male fruit flies have evolved devious tricks, such as compounds in their semen that made females less sexually attractive to other males (ScienceNOW, 22 June 1998).

Natural and Cultural Resources Manager Tim Green talks about the history At the same location where soldiers passed through for two world wars and Irving Berlin wrote «God Bless America,» staff at Brookhaven Lab lead and collaborate with some of the world's brightest minds as an asset for innovation and inspiration with seven Nobel Prize - winning discoveries and countless other advances, supporting the U.S. Department of Energy's mission to discover the solutions that power and secure our nation's future.

«Understanding where FT is located and how it coordinates with other flowering factors is important to breeders; it's useful for breeders for the fine manipulation of flowering times,» said Qingguo Chen, the paper's first author and a research associate in the lab of Robert Turgeon, the paper's senior author and professor of plant biology in the College of Arts and Sciences.

Although there is new data coming from Dr. Michel Sadelain's lab and others where they have made a molecule that may work as a CAR T cell that would then bind to NY - ESO - 1 peptides displayed on the surface of a tumor cell.

«This extreme shaking creates a whole bunch of new places where these particles and polymers can meet each other,» said study co-author Joe Forth, a postdoctoral fellow at Berkeley Lab's Materials Sciences Division.

Skelding set up a metalworking shop in the back corner of Shou's lab, complete with a lathe and his own milling machine, where he builds those special chambers and other lab equipment out of metal and plastics.

«So, it's now important to create an environment where scientists can interact with other labs or core facilities, and work together to make more impactful breakthroughs.»

The other approach is collecting organisms in the field and then investigate them in the lab under controlled conditions, where we add CO2 (perturbation experiment).

Zayner, a biohacker — basically meaning he experiments with biology in a DIY lab rather than a traditional one — was giving a talk called «A Step - by - Step Guide to Genetically Modifying Yourself With CRISPR» at the SynBioBeta conference in San Francisco, where other presentations featured academics in suits and the young CEOs of typical biotech startups.

While you are at the site, note that many spring locations have the «comments» sections enabled where you can read the experience of others (anywhere from helpful hints to actual lab samples of chemical composition analysis) of a particular spring you may be interested in.

There are dozens of other labs that I can perform like gluten sensitivity, celiac, thyroid panels, etc. but these labs will give you a solid foundation on where your dysfunctions are and how you can find the hidden stressors that have been causing you concern.

Well because a lot of people anybody — anybody down the street, your neighbor, your friend, or family likely has some of the metabolic panel stuff that we're outlining today, plus the CBC from our other blood test podcast, and so, this is designed where if you don't have functional labs, how can we help you to identify these basic labs at everyone under the sun has access to, regardless of what country you're in.

Terry: Because I'm also a researcher and I write grants, get funding, do clinical trials, and every year, we have 2 research days, one for the Department of Medicine and one for the College of Medicine, where my lab presents our data, and so my colleagues have seen the progress with other progressive MS folks and the remarkable results that we are showing.

Dave Asprey: One of the other anti-aging guys that I've known for many, many years, who's an advisor to the non-profit Silicone Valley Health Institute Group that I run, Dr Miller, he insists on each lab... He holds the labs accountable for quality standards, and ran into exactly the same problem that you've run into, where he doesn't trust lab data, because it's so highly variable.

Not really certain where to start... I am a pretty laid back person.I currently work a midnight shift at a hospital performing lab tests on blood, urine, and other body fluids.

Faiza documented her experience at Sundance Institute's RAWI Screenwriters Lab in Jordan this fall where, along with other Middle Eastern screenwriters, she honed her storytelling skills under the guidance of Creative Advisors.

It's gonna» be our Apocalypse Now, where we disappear into the forest for weeks and lose our minds and discover who we are as men,» says Daniels, the lone directing duo at this year's Sundance Institute Directors Lab where they're joined by seven other nascent writer - directors and their projects.

Director Minli Virdone describes Khan Academy's Discovery Lab summer camp, where, among other hands - on projects, 5th, 6th, and 7th graders learn by reverse engineering common household objects.

These challenges stem from individual responses: some students need to work at an individualized pace, some need a hybrid arrangement where they can attend in - person electives combined with lab - based core requirement work and others require credit recovery to fulfill their graduation requirements.

At the heart of the school is the iSTEAM lab, where students can work with computer assisted design software, use 3 - D printers to produce parts and tools, and build and program amphibious robots and other devices.

The program involves rotation between a learning lab where online learning is carried out and a room where other learning activities are carried out.