Sentences with phrase «working at the lab bench»

Importantly, whichever sort of chemist you are, having those skills should not restrict you to working at the lab bench.

Many jobs offer neuroscientists the opportunity to deal with some of those problems without working at a lab bench, said Fitzgerald and several other speakers over the course of the day.

I realized that I loved writing and communicating about my research just as much (or more) than working at the lab bench.

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Following the MPH program I'll work at NCI, where I will establish a research agenda that I hope will springboard me to a career as a different kind of translational scientist than I was exposed to in the lab: Whereas physician - scientists take discoveries from «the bench to the bedside,» I want to take my research from «the bench to society.»

Jump at the chance to ask their postdocs what it is like to work in the lab, and grill the PhD students about the time they are expected to spend at the bench; and if they have been left back in the lab, ask yourself why.

Remember that these are people who've performed laboratory research for a decade or more, who would spend that very afternoon at the lab bench, and who are actively and fervently pursuing careers doing more lab work.

«The ongoing line of work with this drug is an excellent example of the bench getting even closer to the bedside — our lab work with the drug in patient - derived xenograft models of disease makes possible the clinical trials taking place at the University of Colorado Hospital next door,» Jimeno says.

Balance this extra time between: a) working fewer hours in the lab (an hour in the gym can be more efficient than another hour at the lab bench); b) thinking of other potential hurdles and how to circumvent them; and c) doing a little extra work on the relevant problems.

Other leading scientists leave the details of basic research to graduate students or postdocs, but Melton spends as much time as possible working at a private lab bench adjacent to his office.

Those hoping for quick clinical success should remember it takes time for revolutionary treatments to go from lab bench to bedside, says Andras Nagy, a stem cell researcher at Mount Sinai Hospital's Lunenfeld — Tanenbaum Research Institute in Toronto, who has not been directly involved in Yamanaka's work.

Six people can work in the lab, each with roughly 240 square feet of student bench space, which is quite common at this and other universities.

Paul Weiss, a chemist at Pennsylvania State University, ran to the lab bench when he heard about the work.

Working long hours in the lab and at a computer, focused on a too - narrow project, took its toll on my passion for bench science.

Gates, a founder of Microsoft and the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation in Seattle, Washington, was a featured speaker at the DOE's Energy Innovation Summit, designed to highlight the work of the Advanced Research Projects Agency - Energy (ARPA - E), which aims to move new energy technologies from the lab bench to the market.

And even though Zeggini no longer works at the bench, she says that the experience she gained during her lab placements and her Ph.D. was vital for her current work.

* Correction, 26 August, 12:25 p.m.: The story has been updated to reflect that in the photo of Weiss at the lab bench, he is working on equipment for measurements of the cosmic microwave background.

Dr. Eric Morrow works at the bench in his 70 Ship St. lab.

Students receive training with a «systems» biology approach through courses, bench work, lab discussions and publications spanning a broad range of muscle - biology questions using studies at the level of single cells, tissues, animals and humans.