Sentences with phrase «running a lab did»

Also, the idea of running a lab did not appeal.

Not exact matches

We have a 32 - node cluster running in our lab, and we do industry - standard benchmark tests off of that cluster, and we give potential customers the published results of those tests.

The survey did find that factors other than perception of stigma also deterred childbearing, such as long hours, particularly for research scientists running labs and applying for grants, and the difficulty of finding affordable and reliable childcare.

She's smart and tall, is mom to a big hulking chocolate lab, is beautiful and talented, and does things like run a salon and also fly airplanes.

Kristen Rasmussen, R.D., a culinary nutritionist who teaches at the University of California, Berkeley, has done research at the Nordic Food Lab in Copenhagen and runs a Nordic porridge pop - up in the Bay Area.

With the help of our Bet Labs software, I decided to run the analysis and find out for myself whether good teams actually do play better or «overperform» on Monday Night Football.

It may not be the hospital where your OB is in the end, and that means before anything can be done, a history and physical had to be taken, labs have to be run and assessments have to be made.

Please do let me know because I have researched this subject, too, and run a Mother - Baby Behavioral Sleep Lab that permits me to learn everyday how and why mothers and dads sleep as they do, with their babies.

-- we didn't want to tell you this, but the PI's ex-spouse is now the department head and will ensure you never graduate, our grants all ran out, and the whole lab is moving to central Australia next year.

When Eric Cornell started as a postdoc with Carl Wieman at JILA, an institute run jointly by the National Institute of Standards and Technology and the University of Colorado in Boulder, in 1990 he did his best to transform their second - floor lab into a basement.

She still runs an eight - person lab, studying endocytosis with four grad students who probably don't have to attend as many lab meetings as they used to.

Many scientists never receive formal training on running their lab but instead learn how to do it from mentors who have been successful.

I don't really know anything about running a lab, even though I've had some experience organizing a very small - scale experiment.

«You can already prove that you have an ability to get external funding and that you can supervise people, and so that you can actually do everything required to run a lab,» she says.

But in the effort to do good, community lab leaders may have ignored the fact that they're also running businesses, and the current business models, which rely on classes and membership dues for revenue, aren't sustainable.

«Whether you run your own academic lab or take a position at a company, learning how to manage people, projects, and budgets are necessary skills, but traditional graduate and postdoctoral training do not offer formalized courses in these topics,» says Garth Fowler, outreach program manager for ScienceCareers.org.

When you're making stock solutions in the lab, you try to make more than you need so that you don't need to make the solution every single time you want to run the experiment.

Our labs are science - based mini-societies — so why do we run them in the same arbitrary and bureaucratic way as the rest of the world?

But the timing of Brayden's birth didn't seem right, so Jeknich asked Robbins to run another test with a different lab.

For example, if you know that you want to do basic research and run a lab in the biological sciences, the appropriate graduate degree is a Ph.D..

After 12 years working in labs, first doing bench research and then overseeing day - to - day operations, Watson believes that running a safe lab requires a great deal of specific, detailed information on the people, processes, equipment, and supplies involved in doing the research.

Hanging around the chemistry labs for too long (I blame the NMR magnetic field) resulted in a switch of research topics to theoretical chemistry, which I was happy to do until the funding ran dry.

Each regulation, no matter how small, should help the lab run well and free people to do creative research.

But do you have any idea how much information about running a lab is missing from your Ph.D. and postdoctoral experiences?

He felt «synergy» when he arrived at CRG in 2007; after all he was in a brand new building, had the opportunity to recruit people for his department, received a hefty startup package «that could easily run a lab of five to six people without seeking any external funding,» he says, and did not have to participate in many administrative duties, even as department head.

I tried to do too much, teaching courses, running a large lab of students, sitting on several editorial boards, directing the Mind, Brain & Behavior Program at Harvard, conducting multiple research collaborations, and writing for the general public.

«As a guy who did 5 years in postdocs, 7 years in academia, ran a lab, published papers, I thought that my stock in the private sector would be pretty high,» Mintz remembers.

Schor did all the experiments in her high school lab or at home, once even loading some of the school's equipment into her mom's car so she could run experiments over winter break.

«After watching the photoanodes run at record performance without any noticeable degradation for 24 hours, and then 100 hours, and then 500 hours, I knew we had done what scientists had failed to do before,» says Ke Sun, a postdoc in Lewis's lab and the first author of the new study.

I run a lab where we do work on public health problems and it [shocked] me, the number of ideas that have come from simply writing about a story here.

NIH is very serious about getting the work done, which means that it also helps to have experience running a lab and managing money, although these criteria are loosened for new investigators.

The NIH is very serious about getting the work done — which means that it also helps to have experience running a lab and managing money, although these criteria are loosened for new investigators.

«Our best students receive two to three job offers when they're done,» Harbert says, running the gamut from the major GIS software firms like Environmental Systems Research (ESRI) to the US Forest Service, from managing university GIS labs to county - level municipal jobs.

It had a unique lab run by someone I found totally fascinating: John Paul Scott, a biologist in the psychology department who had done more work than anyone else on social attachments in dogs.

Either you have it or you don't,» said Haas, who runs the Gene - Brain - Social Behavioral Lab.

Rather than presenting, as some advisors do, an overly narrow, self - reflective vision of how a science lab ought to be run, she offers an abundance of diverse observations from recently published sources, as well as unattributed (and often conflicting) quotations from personal interviews, to assist young researchers in charting a personal course through science.

Does that sense of freewheeling community reflect the way you run your lab at Caltech?

A new experimental facility to detect a hypothetical particle that many physicists think probably doesn't exist could be up and running at the CERN laboratory near Geneva, Switzerland, within 3 years, assuming that the lab's member states approve spending roughly $ 110 million to build it.

When she completed her postdoc in July 2012, she found herself at a crossroads: Did she want to run her own lab or be an advocate?

Research faculty are very busy writing grants, running labs, training graduate students, doing research, and teaching.

Although Malia didn't treat patients, she spent most of her time in «the hotzone,» collecting and testing samples and transporting blood draws to the local USAMRID lab to run Ebola PCR.

Outside the lab, Grace enjoys amateur entomology, practicing Tae Kwon Do, running, and playing the flute.

Here, Dr. Cole runs through all the potential lab tests you might want to have done, detailing what each will tell you about your gut health and food intolerances.

The health care professional typically does a physical examination and runs a few labs.

For those who don't have insurance and those who must pay a high deductible for in - lab sleep tests, which can run several thousand dollars, home tests could be a cheaper option.

My personal experience and knowledge just from working with coaching clients and being married to a physician and having run a medical lab testing company with her, is that there's an awful lot of people walking around with a biological burden of metals, of mold, of chemicals from food, of endocrine disruptors, they have no clue, they think they feel okay, and they're running around at 50 % of what they're capable of because you don't feel the stuff.

I found out I had Hashimoto's about 2 years ago because I was feeling exhausted and had one missed period, I ran some lab tests and confirmed it, but my thyroid is working just fine (I checked my thyroid every 3 months and everything was perfect, so I didn't take any levothyroxine or anything) I had baby # 1 a year ago (unplanned) and even in my pregnancy my thyroid worked fine, the only thing that my ob / gyn ordered was to take 5mcg of prednisone (I didn't know anything about Hashimoto's at the time, only that I had it) and 25mcg of levothyroxine even when my labtests were fine; TSH, t3, t4 etc..

Even worse, mainstream doctors typically don't run comprehensive labs to see if this is a real trigger for individual patients.

What to do about it: I suggest running microbiome labs to find out the landscape of your gut garden.

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