The phrase "academic laboratories" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to research facilities associated with educational institutions where academic research and experiments are conducted.
Example: "The university has several academic laboratories dedicated to advancing research in the fields of biology and chemistry."
Alternatives: "research laboratories" or "educational labs".
The academic laboratories act as lead-generators for companies that make drugs and put them into clinical trials.
So the C.D.C. has sent samples of the new strain to about 10 other government and academic laboratories in this country, Australia, Britain, Hungary and Russia.
At the same time, universities and their professors are plunging into the business world themselves, creating companies to sell products discovered in academic laboratories.
He began to work with George Church, who is among the world's most renowned — and outspoken — geneticists, and runs one of the largest academic laboratories in the country.
While other academic laboratories have come under fire for being too quick to coddle commercial interests, the Media Lab has always proclaimed itself to be different.
In fact, distributed computing is a powerful idea that most of the computer industry -- from academic laboratories to industrial giants -- is chasing.
In 1988, Dome built the 100,000-square-foot Triad Technology Center at Bayview, which provides space for biomedical firms, government and academic laboratories.
Companies and academic laboratories are racing to develop adjuvants, "mainly because everyone recognizes the adjuvant could be the make-or-break component of a vaccine," Dr. Monath said.
Dozens of companies, as well as many academic laboratories, are pursuing the same goal — to produce algae as a source of, literally, green energy.
Gender bias in academic laboratories.
The YIP program provided immersive research experiences in academic laboratories within a school of pharmacy.
