"Our role is less about white coats and more about brown-coat science," he says.
Indeed, for what most people would probably regard as an art whose practitioners should wear leather aprons rather than white lab-coats, science and whisky-making have had a long and fruitful relationship.
His research interests include solid state physics, thin film coating, material science, and nanotechnology (nanoparticles, nanowires, nanorods).
"Japan seeks to cloak its ongoing commercial whaling in the lab coat of science," Australia's agent to the court, Bill Campbell, told the 16-judge panel.
It will tell us, for the first time in the modern history of such officially pandered panics, whether regulators draped in the white coat of science can ever officially admit that science itself has solidified against them.
Yet, when you think of his previous efforts to combine Balenciaga references, like the sack dress or the barrel coat, with science-fiction fantasies, this collection seemed more mature.
Tissue embedded in paraffin is sectioned at 10μm and placed in 3-well Teflon printed slides (Electron Microscopy Science) coated with 0.2% gelatin in nuclease free water.
Enzymatically methylated human DNA (CpGenome Universal Methylated DNA, Millipore, Cat. S7821) was used as a positive methylation control, and white blood cell DNA (WBC DNA, Human Genomic DNA from human buffy coat, Roche Applied Science, Cat. 1169111201) as an unmethylated control.
If you don't put the balloon over the beer bottle quickly, it will expand into your science coat.
Proteins were applied to glow-discharged carbon coated grids (EM sciences), previously coated with 5 kDa poly-lysine (Sigma-Aldrich, UK) to positively charge the surface.
