Sentence examples for lab move from inspiring English sources

Managing a lab move Rachel Bernstein, 23 September When a professor moves to a new institution, there's a lot to consider beyond the physical move.

Managing a lab move by Rachel Bernstein, 23 September 2014 When starting over in a new place, PIs must find out which of their grants and equipment are portable, arrange for their lab members to come along or stay behind, and be prepared to handle unexpected complications.

By 2006, when the lab moved to Fred's Island, it had half a million dollars in funding and a staff of scrappy young engineers.

"My husband and I moved to California when his lab moved west, and I was the trailer wife," she said.

Before he and his lab moved to CNIO last year, Wagner had worked at the Research Institute of Molecular Pathology in Vienna, Austria, for 20 years.

NSF will also begin to offer supplemental awards to investigators to pay for a technician to keep their lab moving forward while the investigator goes on family leave.

The CSI NY episode also sees the launch of the Electric Sheep Company's OnRez Second Life client, the first major independent Second Life client launched since Linden Lab moved to provide open access to their virtual world in January.

The initiative, titled "Education Lab: Moving the Needle," seeks to take a "solutions-oriented approach" to the paper's education coverage, The Seattle Times' Linda Shaw said.

In 1945, when the boathouse became structurally unsafe, the lab moved to a converted apartment building in Coral Gables, Florida near the main campus.

As such, labs move a step towards accreditation by using BLIS to improve laboratory information management.

In 2004, the first UCHSC labs moved from Denver to the research towers on the Fitzsimons campus.