He subsequently worked as a laboratory assistant, civil servant, labourer, dishwasher, and factory worker.
In the 1950s, she worked as a laboratory assistant at King's College London, working with Professor Maurice Wilkins, who would later share a Nobel prize with Francis Crick and James Watson.
Rejoining his family in Mannheim, in the south-west of the country, he worked as a laboratory technician and became a keen photographer.
Born in Germany in 1948, Ernst was surrounded by it: his father and grandfather were doctors; his mother had worked as a laboratory assistant.
He worked as a laboratory assistant, did military service (in mine-clearing, a task reserved for the politically suspect), and became a stage hand, studying drama by correspondence.As Czechoslovak communism softened in the 1960s, talented outsiders could begin to make their mark on the country's cultural life.
A medical technologist with a bachelor's degree in biochemistry, Karen Poster-Verrill had worked as a laboratory manager in Michigan while raising her children, but she'd always hoped to work abroad on humanitarian projects when they got older.
By the time Kelsey arrived at FDA in 1960, she had earned both a Ph.D. in pharmacology and an M.D. and worked as a laboratory researcher, a medical editor, a university professor, and a family physician.
After the war, she and her husband left for Switzerland, where she worked as a laboratory assistant at the University Hospital in Zurich.
My parents moved to Saudi Arabia where my dad worked as a laboratory technician for nine years and then we moved to the U.S. When people ask me where I'm from, I could never give them a simple answer.
Morgellons disease is a name given to an emerging, unusual dermopathy by Mary Leitao, a housewife who had previously worked as a laboratory technician.
