Sentence examples for in physics laboratories from inspiring English sources

Not until later, well into graduate school, did he start fiddling with equipment in physics laboratories at night.

In fact, quantum experiments take place everywhere and very often, not just in physics laboratories: even the irregular blinking of an old fluorescent bulb is a quantum experiment.

A set of 50 radionuclides was studied, focusing the attention on those ones mainly used in nuclear medicine, both for diagnostic and therapeutic purposes, in nuclear physics laboratories and for instrument calibration.

The Columbia Condensed Matter Laboratories, in the Pupin Physics Laboratories and in the Schapiro Center for Engineering and Physical Science Research, have extensive facilities for research in lasers, superconductivity, solid-state physics, atomic physics, and nanoscale science.

A significant fraction of the research programs in the Department of Physics is conducted in the Pupin Physics Laboratories on the Morningside campus.

Rhythm pulses inside the brain of a Ghanaian drummer, sitting in a physics laboratory in Gottingen, Germany.

It's easy to forget that the World Wide Web originated in a physics laboratory in sleepy Geneva.

I stumbled home at dawn and 5 hours later reemerged in the physics laboratory in paint-splattered boots.

Learn more about Columbia's role during World War II, including The Manhattan Project, which had its beginnings in the Pupin Physics Laboratories of Columbia University.

As a high school student at Riverdale Country School in the Bronx, he developed a love of French literature, and after graduating a year early he arranged to work for a year in a physics laboratory at the École Polytechnique in Paris.

The directors of major physics laboratories in Europe, the United States and Japan gathered at this mountain resort this week to make plans for a new particle accelerator they all agreed would be so large, powerful and expensive that it could be built only if they all cooperated on a scale without parallel in scientific history.