The phrase "a public lab" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a laboratory that is open to the public or accessible for community use.
Example: "The city has invested in a new public lab where residents can conduct experiments and learn about science."
Alternatives: "a community lab" or "a shared lab".
How do I print in a public lab?
Please note that you should double check your work in a public lab, since privately owned machines occasionally exhibit different behaviors.
Please note that you should double check your work in a public lab, as privately owned machines occasionally exhibit different behaviors.
If you are truly passionate about scientific research, you can work for a public lab and be surrounded with many bright people.
So when the time came for Schwartz, 29, to choose a Ph.D. program, he utilized a CIFRE agreement, a funding mechanism supported by the French science ministry through which young researchers are employed by a company and obtain a doctorate in partnership with a public lab.
(Rooney) 'Love's Labor's Lost' (in previews; opens on Oct. 31) Karin Coonrod wrangles a cast that includes Rebecca Brooksher, Reg E. Cathey, Renee Elise Goldsberry, Francis Jue and Robert Stanton in this Public Lab staging of Shakespeare's early comedy about a king and his three noblemen whose vow to forgo romance for study is tested by the arrival of a princess and her ladies.
The Public has also begun to program regularly lower-priced, sometimes developmental productions as part of its PUBLIC LAB program.
The Public Lab presents the final play in Richard Nelson's trilogy about the Apple family ("That Hopey Changey Thing," "Sweet and Sad"), set on November 6 , 2012 in Rhinebeck, New York.
Many institutional theaters in New York have come to heed 13P's insistence that emerging writers need full productions, opening spaces and structures like Roundabout Underground, Public Lab and LCT3.
That confluence of factors drove the creation of public lab space as well as the establishment of personal labs in garages and basements, like the gentlemen (and gentlewomen) scientists of the past.
It might not be too late to grab one of the full-price $10 tickets for "Juan and John," created by Roger Guenveur Smith and part of the annual new play series, Public Lab, at the Public Theater through Sunday (publictheater.org).org
