Sentences with phrase «work in labs in»

These fellowships represent a tremendous opportunity for young European researchers to work in labs in other European countries and are well worth investigating.

Shobhana Natarajan, who has worked in labs in India and was most recently a postdoc at the Department of Cell Biology, University of Texas, Southwestern Medical Center, in Dallas notes that in general, resources are more limited in India compared with the United States.

Many Dutch agencies are more likely to fund your research project if you have worked in a lab in another country.

When I started working in the lab in Italy, it soon became apparent that the Italian research training system is quite different from that in the United Kingdom.

But until January 2001, when the Dresden facility was completed, the already existing research groups worked in labs in Heidelberg, Berlin, Göttingen and Seattle.

Working in his lab in UD's Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Rosenthal and doctoral student John DiMeglio have developed an inexpensive catalyst that uses the electricity generated from solar energy to convert carbon dioxide, a major greenhouse gas, into synthetic fuels for powering cars, homes and businesses.

Not exact matches

Another Purdue professor, Alina Alexeenko, works in a lab at the university that focuses on preserving bacteria and biologics.

«They work in marketing analytics, the third - party IP team, as developers, IT,» says Kirsten Sutton, managing director of SAP Labs Canada.

Maran Nelson of Clara Labs says that being able to eliminate ideas that don't work for you is freeing and sets you in a positive direction.

After a post-doc stint with Hinton, LeCun moved to AT&T's Bell Labs in 1988, where during the next decade he did foundational work that is still being used today for most image - recognition tasks.

«I would work at the lab at night after class and hand in my results,» he says, «and then go to sleep and basically play the whole day.»

At the time, she was working with a diamond - growing lab in South Carolina.

The London - based AI lab says its technology has the potential to improve the way patients are diagnosed and treated but it acknowledges that working in healthcare requires regular and independent oversight.

Or as Keith Hopper, CEO of Danger Fort Labs, says, «A lack of creativity and persistence in working through the inevitable challenges of launching a new venture.»

In practice, however, the work she does through her company Hito Labs requires an amalgamation of her skills, practices, experiences, and networks.

The lab's primary focus is working on ways to use artificial intelligence for applications in its products today — or the near future — and not just a moonshot like self - driving vehicles that would be ready years from now.

All are colloquial catchalls for companies that hinge on work done in small, nonindustrial labs — or even those that use an offbeat scientific rationale to improve health.

The leading contenders are magnesium ion, lithium sulphur and redox flow batteries, but there's a huge gap between something that works in a lab and something that can be cheaply mass - produced.

The work is part of an effort to bring dying reefs back to life by growing tiny coral fragments in labs or nurseries — between four and 25 times as fast as they'd grow in the wild — and planting those fragments on reefs.

In the winter of 1975, Steven Sasson, a young engineer working in the Applied Research Lab at Kodak, tested out a new device for the first timIn the winter of 1975, Steven Sasson, a young engineer working in the Applied Research Lab at Kodak, tested out a new device for the first timin the Applied Research Lab at Kodak, tested out a new device for the first time.

A new study using lab - engineered microtumors allowed doctors to better predict if a cancer drug treatment will work in a patient.

For example, 23andMe works with contracted labs in North Carolina and California.

The design for the New Lab facility in the warehouse includes both private work stations and open space for collaboration.

Larger flash drives like this one are also useful if you'd like to take larger projects from a computer in a lab back to your dorm to work on there, and vice versa.

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There are numerous services he says Linear could be selling to overseas clients such as lab tests, assays, particular medical compounding or a process that looks for a biomarker, a signal in the blood that shows whether a certain drug being trialled is working or not.

Indolfi's team has raised about $ 800,000 in grant money for the research so far, working out of MIT and Massachusetts General Hospital labs.

The end of 20 percent time won't be the end of innovation at Google, though: engineers will continue to work on new ideas, albeit in a more focused way, at Google X lab.

On the other hand, Biogen has its roots in a Cambridge start - up founded in 1978 by MIT and Harvard scientists working in small, separate labs on then - radical theories, pursuing research dead ends and racking up debt until blockbuster drugs for treating leukemia, MS, and non-Hodgkin's lymphoma brought major commercial success.

InVivo paid for a year of Pritchard's graduate fellowship and funds his research in Langer's lab; in exchange, Pritchard brings to InVivo insights gleaned from some of the smartest scientists working in biomaterials anywhere.

Kevin Bai and Xuan «Joe» Zhou at Kettering University work in labs and in battery industry research, but they talk like car shoppers than laboratory wonks.

But the phone won't be the too - easily - shattered disaster of the iPhone 4s era because Apple (aapl) supplier Corning (glw) has been hard at work in its materials labs.

After learning about Valeti's work, Genovese quickly nabbed a position in his new lab at the University of Minnesota.

I found that my personal network and working with the New York Fashion Technology Lab were very helpful in this area.

An innovation in a lab is not the same as a working product, and Pathion's Michael Liddle says that the piecemeal nature of battery research has limited real - world advances.

Four Massachusetts Institute of Technology students — working out of a lab put on by Tim Berners - Lee, the inventor of the World Wide Web — founded the site in 2011.

Clients work with Cipresso in his state - of - the - art wine lab, housed in a separate house with underground cellars, tasting grape varietals such as Montelpulciano and Aleatico and picking their favourites to be blended.

Fitbit is currently working with sleep labs to study how prototypes perform in detecting sleep apnea.

Shortly after launching the company, Roos, who has a Ph.D. in laser physics, began work on a hand - held laser device to help police officers find meth labs.

The author of The Fusion Quest, Fowler has worked and directed high - level projects at leading U.S. laboratories, including the Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the Lawrence Livermore fusion lab (which now houses NIF); in addition, he was the American representative for ITER.

Buzz Franchise Brands, 5, and Azzur Labs, a private equity enterprise that works with companies in the health industry, all give employees opportunities to support local charities and fundraisers during the holidays.

Dr. Peter Turchi, who worked on fusion experiments in the 1970s, including Linus for the U.S. Naval Research Lab, also concludes that General Fusion has several technical advantages now that could help them succeed.

«The great majority of U.S. - educated professionals from places like India and China remained in this country to work at research labs, universities, and private companies,» reads a new report from the entrepreneurship - focused Kauffman Foundation, The Grass Is Indeed Greener in India and China.

Another lab study put the theory to the test in the work place, finding that those who received positive notes from peers were less likely to experience burnout, fatigue or have intentions to quit.

Another pioneer in this field is George Church, a genetics professor who's been working at Harvard Medical School since 1977 and running his own lab since 1986.

Not long ago, researchers at the University of Manitoba's Human - Computer Interaction Lab conducted a study in which participants were asked to do 80 minutes of painfully dull drudge work under the supervision of a human, or that of a computer named Nao.

Silly Putty was originally invented by James Wright, working at General Electric's New Haven, Connecticut lab in 1943.

And Project Wing's website says it previously also tested its technology in 2014 in Queensland, Australia, and has been working to improve its design at labs in Mountain View (where Alphabet is headquartered) and in rural California.

A lone genius working in a secret lab somewhere screams «Eureka!»

Over the last two decades in Silicon Valley, Kris has had the great honor to invest in and work with many amazing startups and teams, including Palantir Technologies, RelateIQ (acquired by Salesforce.com), Addepar, Blend Labs, Gusto, Turo, and WebEx (acquired by Cisco).