ATT Laboratories Boston

Sandia Laboratories, huh?

They're called mittelos laboratories.

Battelle Laboratories and I joined up in Bellingham, Washington.

First, let us talk about the experiments conducted in laboratories.

Pharmaceutical production is already under way in major laboratories using microbes.

This is just one of their laboratories.

Oh. What would you call these laboratories?

So, we may discover dark matter particles in underground laboratories really soon.

When I was at Council of Scientific Industry Research 40 laboratories when two laboratories were not talking to each other,

And it fosters innovation at the state level in these laboratories of democracy.

We transformed our apartments into our laboratories, and worked in a very spontaneous and immediate way.

What in the laboratory that I see out there, the laboratories of democracy, what has happened?

Across northern Europe, many governments now have innovation laboratories within them.

Scientific and Technological Advanced Research Laboratories or S.T.A.R. Labs for short?

Some of you have felt it in laboratories some of you have felt it at the workbench.

All these pictures were taken with a scanning electron microscope, actually in the lab at Kew Laboratories.

We have made all these discoveries pouring out of laboratories across the world.

So if we actually create life in the laboratories, it's probably not going to impact our lives at all.

Well, for many years in my laboratory and other laboratories around the world, we've been studying fly behaviors in little flight simulators.

And then also we had the human habitat of course, with the laboratories, and all of that.

A testimonial of international scientists now finally confirmed to the Collective Combine, that the original Coca Cola flavour was developed in the 50s in laboratories of the GDR.

Imagine spending seven years at MlT and research laboratories, only to find out that you're a performance artist.

Moreover, the research atmosphere of American universities is characterized by a great deal of informal cooperation. People meet in laboratories and seminars, but also in common rooms and cafeterias.

A team of research laboratories unconnected to the government unconnected to any business interests, or any of that stuff.

No scientists dispute this curve, but laboratories all over the world are trying to figure out why it works this way.

Well, I set up laboratories in Santa Cruz at the California Fish and Game facility, and that facility allowed us to have big seawater tanks to test some of these ideas.

They're concerned, and you can tell they have very guarded conclusions in these papers, because they're talking about big laboratories that are funded by lots of money and by scared people.

More importantly, they prepare it for inspection and analysis by 27 independent laboratories in the United States and Europe, who will examine it for 40 different trace chemicals related to climate, some in parts per quadrillion.

And we had a robotic device, a humanoid robot, in Kyoto, Japan at ATR Laboratories that was dreaming its entire life to be controlled by a brain, a human brain, or a primate brain.

Humans are facilitating the spread of infectious diseases by shipping over 100 million amphibians around the world each year for use as food, pets, bait, and in laboratories and zoos, with few regulations or quarantines.

And the current state of the art in predicting an epidemic if you're the CDC or some other national body is to sit in the middle where you are and collect data from physicians and laboratories in the field that report the prevalence or the incidence of certain conditions.

But the science that's coming back from all of these laboratories about the use of this molecule has provided us insights we might not have had on our own.

These bottles are used for many purposes. In most laboratories they are usually filled with water, salt, acid or other commonly used fluids. They make it easy to apply the fluid if a precisely measured amount is not needed.

Critical research is being challenged instead of supported, and we saw that it was really essential to have private safe haven laboratories where this work could be advanced without interference.

Because now, we've shared this molecule, just since December of last year, with 40 laboratories in the United States and 30 more in Europe many of them pharmaceutical companies, seeking now to enter this space, to target this rare cancer that, thankfully right now, is quite desirable to study in that industry.

The idea here is that if you have an apparatus, you are usually deep underground in one of the underground laboratories in order to eliminate foreground effects of cosmic rays, so properly shielded and only dark matter can go through, because evidently, it doesn't interact with regular matter in any other way than gravitationally.

When we get pieces of DNA from biological laboratories, you can view human DNA or animal DNA in the world as basically just a long string over a very simple alphabet of 4 characters G, C, A, T corresponding to special objects or special structures in the world of biology and biochemistry.

There is a way to test this hypothesis and the way to test it is to look at the types of isotopes that are in that smoke Now we know the military had planes up and we can also assume there were laboratories counting the material

Most laboratories insist that protective goggles are worn. Without them, it is too risky to work with most chemicals. Usually, the lens is a special type of plastic that affords protection from both mechanical impacts, and acid and base chemicals.

A vortexer serves to homogenize reagents found in laboratories. The container containing liquid to be homogenized is put on a platform. The platform shakes by rotary agitation up to 3000RPM at which point a contact sensor is activated. In this way extremely small volumes of fluid can be homogenized quickly. It is the opposite of a centrifuge, used to separate fluids.

This is not scalable, and also when you do things by hand, even in the best laboratories, you have variations in techniques, and you need to know, if you're making a drug, that the Aspirin you're going to take out of the bottle on Monday is the same as the Aspirin that's going to come out of the bottle on Wednesday.

But he didn't have any cool tools, he didn't have electron microscopes, he didn't have any kind of big laboratories, what he had was curiosity, passion, and observation but most importantly, courage, because back in the day you had to go to a pump to a community square to get your water.

The idea behind this, is that we could have people come to our laboratories, engage in these computerized tasks that test their working memory about a half an hour a day, and by doing this everyday for weeks, sort of like going to the gym every day for, for a month or two, you can enhance your intelligence, just like by going to the gym everyday working out, you can get in better shape.

The 109th Air National Guard flew the most recent shipment of ice back to the coast of Antarctica, where it was boarded onto a freighter, shipped across the tropics to California, unloaded, put on a truck, driven across the desert to the National Ice Core Laboratory in Denver, Colorado, where, as we speak, scientists are now slicing this material up for samples, for analysis, to be distributed to the laboratories around the country and in Europe.