It's an unconventional route for a laboratory scientist, no?
The remaining $220 million was allocated for a national stockpile of pharmaceuticals and vaccines and for a laboratory network to diagnose rare diseases.
Davis, who is sixty-three, stands on an aluminum peg leg fitted with a rubber stopper that was meant, originally, for a laboratory flask.
In 2011, Professor Kevin Thompson of the University of Northumbria assembled a group of enthusiastic bike riders for a laboratory test.
For a laboratory organism to survive in the harsh Darwinian outside world, it would have to be very carefully crafted indeed.
But even if $12 billion is a realistic estimate of the cost, which many doubt, it is a lot of cash for a laboratory.
The Health Department lab technicians, who according to officials were wearing protective masks, gloves and gowns, actually exceeded the safety standards recommended by the the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for a laboratory setting.
In one depressingly eloquent example of such sexism, researchers in the US found that science faculty staff judged a person's aptitude for a laboratory manager job on the basis of their gender.
Dr. Knowles came to Drew, a small liberal arts college, with the hope of creating a neuroscience program to help train the next generation of researchers -- not the most common aspiration for a laboratory scientist.
In fact, the only suggestion that the two-story structure is no longer used for its original purpose are three metal boxes sitting on the front steps waiting for a laboratory pickup.
In a drug raid in October 2006, the police in Los Alamos discovered more than 1,000 pages of classified documents and several computer storage devices at the trailer of a former worker for a laboratory subcontractor.
