Word: labs
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...order to graduate a year early. Diploma in hand, he set off for Cambridge, England, in 1925, but his social life didn’t get any spicier. However, Oppenheimer’s workaholic tendencies didn’t assuage his head tutor, who chided him on his poor lab skills. In revenge, Robert left the tutor an apple laced with chemicals. Bird and Sherwin speculate that the chemicals were probably non-lethal, but Oppenheimer still faced expulsion from the university. Only the persuasion of his father and a promise to see a psychiatrist saved...
...human embryo should be grown in a lab more than 14 days--when the first primitive streak of a nervous system appears. (This is already common practice for in-vitro-fertilization labs...
...miraculous year in which he devised theories to explain Brownian motion, the photoelectric effect and special relativity (E=mc2). The then 26-year-old described it as the time when "a storm broke loose in my mind." The museum features original furnishings and some turn-of-the-century physics-lab equipment, along with photos of Einstein and copies of his notes and speeches. Tickets are $4. tel: (41-31) 312 0091; www.einstein-bern.ch Britain hosts a touring, hands-on exhibition called "Move over Einstein," which will be at the Science Museum in London until June 12, and then departs for Edinburgh...
...Hauser insists that no such backroom, unethical procedures exist at his lab...
...very open about what we do in the lab, which is non-invasive behavioral work,” Hauser says. “Our website makes clear what we do and where we are and so there are no secrets...