Sentence examples for building a laboratory from inspiring English sources

Oxford has seen violent protests since the university started building a laboratory for animal experiments in 2004.

On a site here overlooking the Potomac, about 30 miles northwest of Washington, they are building a laboratory designed to foster a culture of scientific creativity.

The Department of Energy (DOE) has taken the first steps toward winning support for building a laboratory to study exotic atomic nuclei--those with an unstable ratio of neutrons to protons--that can provide information on topics ranging from the structure of the nucleus to nuclear reactions in supernovae.

It's another conversion – of a former theatre in Hudson, New York, which OMA promises to transform into a new type of cultural building, "a laboratory for exploring time-based and immaterial art".

The grant can be used for anything except big expenses such as building a new laboratory or buying a supercomputer--those infrastructure costs are the responsibility of the host country and are built into the proposal.

They put me through school and I repay them by building a drug laboratory under their roof.

From building a new soil laboratory to making improvements at a famous archaeological site to repairing a single elevator in a hospital, the projects are all small, fast and undertaken in response to a highly specific need identified by local Iraqis.

Following his retirement in 1990, he continued his life long study of scientific subjects with Botany curses at the New York Botanical Gardens, building a small botanical laboratory in his home and becoming a very active home gardener after moving to Butler, NJ in 1992.

Once targeted by America's bioterorism authorities, Steven Hatfill has since committed $1.5 million to building a floating genetic laboratory far from civilization as we know it.

Germany's Max Delbrück Center for Molecular Medicine (MDC) Berlin Buch and the Fu Wai Hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences CAMSS) are building a new gene research laboratory in Beijing, the aim being to identify genes that play a key role in the pathogenesis of cardiovascular diseases.

The chapter concludes with a discussion of the essential conceptual tools required for building a biomaterials surface science laboratory, illustrated with an example of modifying surfaces for improved cardiovascular biomaterials.