Sentence examples for lab talent from inspiring English sources

By 1942, Washington started cherry-picking Rad Lab talent for the Manhattan Project, which would develop the atom bomb.

The company also says it will be forming a "Talent Lab" to find diverse writers, some of whom might join full-time, while others become occasional contributors.

70% of this year's RIFF films were European, though there was a concerted openness to American works, right down to RIFF's Talent Lab.

In a blog post, David Ku of Microsoft's Information Platform Group notes that "Wand Labs' technology and talent will strengthen our position in the emerging era of conversational intelligence" — that is, applying more technology and natural language expertise to improve how we humans can "talk" in messaging services with machines.

Surrounded by the lush greenery of Laurel Canyon, just minutes from the Sunset Strip, the lab drew on Hollywood talent and technology to pursue its clandestine ends.

The school offers a new computer lab with 33 computers; "talent classes," where students can focus on art, music, computers, media, law and government, the performing arts or stagecraft; health fairs; and career days.

And the lab certainly attracted top-flight talent.

Chin is just one example of the lab's successful, and early, talent spotting.

In China and Taiwan, Dr. Lee is a business celebrity, thanks to the 50 million followers on his Sina Weibo micro-blogging profile, as well as his education projects, including Sinovation's AI Institute, the firm's Beijing-based lab of AI research and talent development.

Despite criticisms of the resolutions, Prof. L. Wang-chairman, chairman of the department of ethnic studies and director of the Asian American studies program at the University of California at Berkeley, says the threat of withdrawing Asian-American talent from the labs is the best available way to make their concerns widely known.

A big focus of Lincoln Labs is on recruiting tech talent, and Reboot will be built around a hackathon.