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An FDA mobile laboratory scientist loads tubes containing a sample’s DNA into an instrument that amplifies and detects the DNA of harmful bacteria. Mobile laboratories help FDA quickly test food and drugs for contaminants. When not deployed, the mobile labs are stationed at FDA's Jefferson, Arkansas Regional Laboratory. Learn more at www.fda.gov
FDA photo by Michael J. Ermarth
One of my only 2 SP MOCs. The gears really work! See the details, the video and read the story here www.mocpages.com/moc.php/153600.
Audiovisual lounge, Dexia Tower, Brussels (2007).
Sound performance by Frank Bretschneider and Balanescu Quartet.
Light design by LAb[au] with Limiteazero, Olaf Bender and Holger Lippmann
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Martin Wainstein practices laboratory-based techniques in biological research in his biotechnology class. Photo by: Philip Channing
My labrador loves to just look out the window. I'll even open the door for him and he will often just sit in the same spot looking out the window
Audiovisual lounge, Dexia Tower, Brussels (2007).
Sound performance by Frank Bretschneider and Balanescu Quartet.
Light design by LAb[au] with Limiteazero, Olaf Bender and Holger Lippmann
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The Splash Snore Crash Tour with Camerashy68, FlashnBlur and Wiffsmith23. An epic 4 day trip with brilliant laughs, great food, bad snoring, two going for a brief swim and broken hire cars just added to the memories of this 1st Belgium Tour.
Full set here: www.flickr.com/photos/timster1973/sets/72157631939892302/
This I believe looking at it from various angles was a dog's snout and lower jaw. Used to teach veterinary students and now left to rot.
The Horror Labs, Also known as The Veterinary School Of Anderlecht. Unique doesn’t come close to explaining this place, buried deep in the basements of a seemingly innocent building remains a lab befitting that of Dr Frankenstein. Intestines, heads, hearts everything a budding mad scientist needs to create his or her very own monster. Currently under development, It is still a rather grand building which was built in the early 1900s to teach veterinary studies.
The former school or Veterinary exists from 19 buildings. All spread concerning a surface of 4 ha. Each building rests on impressive cellars, mutually linked by galleries with passages. All facades of the buildings are build in a Flemish neorenaissance style, seperated by gardens and surrounded with a impressive fence. The construction project lasted from 1903 up to 1909 and the site had been inaugurated in 1910. The school of veterinary surgeons took the complex in use as from 1969 up to 1990. During the summer the veterinairy school relocated to establish itselve in Liege, where as of now the lessons take place.
**I HAVE CATEGORISED THE MAJORITY OF THESE AS RESTRICTED AS I WOULDN'T SAY THEY WERE SAFE FOR ALL TO VIEW AND COULD UPSET SOME PEOPLE. IT HAD TO BE SEEN TO BE BELIEVED AND I HAD A MORBID FASCINATION TO SEE THIS PLACE FOR AGES - YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED**
Audiovisual lounge, Dexia Tower, Brussels (2007).
Sound performance by Frank Bretschneider and Balanescu Quartet.
Light design by LAb[au] with Limiteazero, Olaf Bender and Holger Lippmann
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Edit - Lamborghini V12 VGT
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For the next weeks I’m going to mainly edit my shots downloaded from my profile on the website. I would export shots from the capture section on my PS5 and transfer them to my PC if it wasn’t old and creaky, I had a laptop or a flash drive adapter for the iPad.
But in a few weeks time I will try and find the mentality to load up my PC. And within the next two years, hopefully my 10-12 year old PC can be replaced since this PC locks up after 1-4 hours depending on what the PC is being used.
Of course I would love a new PC on a PayPal 0% Interest Plan. However since I already have one active and a new job will need to be secured so my boss doesn’t have to get frustrated with me, within the next week or two.
Buying a new Desktop PC or Laptop isn’t a smart move just in case, my boss decides to get rid of me before a new job is secured. And because of that, buying something to replace my old PC is a bit risky.
In another portion of the abandoned school in Pine Grove Louisiana we found one classroom that still resembled it's original functioning design. The Science Lab. Valve mounts on the desktops for gas tubes that can connect to bunsen burners, small wash sinks on each island/workspace for cleaning up or rescuing the incidental burn moment. It was a surreal site to see.
Books still littered the lab, some open on the table tops to pages of experiments and exercises published around 1982. All the jars, bottles, and beakers still present had cultivated a white milky film making all the glass look frosted. Part of me wanted to take one, it filtered light so well, but the reality is it's probably toxic and the boy in me was squelched by the voice of a current father who wouldn't dare let my own children play with it, so my inner child gets corrected as well.
Ultimately this room made me think about post-apocalyptic movie scenes of the future. Is this what a classroom would look like months after someone dropped the nuclear bomb hundreds of miles away? I hope no one ever has to know that, again.
Vince flame sterilizes the scalpel between each mycelium culture transfer under the Shroomery lab flow hood to reduce the potential for contamination. These are Shiitake mushroom master culture plates we'll use to inoculate various growing mediums at Half Hill Farm.
Thin layer chromatogrphy (TLC) in glass jar of 70% isopropanol, 20% water, 10% formic acid on Kodak #13255 10x10cm cellulose plates.
7 lanes (L to R):
1) Histidine
2) Methionine
3) Leucine
4) Unknown mixture
5) Casein + Protease
6) Casein + phosphate buffer
7) Protease + KOH
Coated with a spray of ninhydrin and dried under heat. Ruler laying on the unknown lane.
Nathan Hyde, a biological technician, prepares a sample of fish food to test in the Nitrogen Analyzer, which reads the percent nitrogen of each sample, which then calculates the protein level by running a multiplication formula.
Longview, WA/ February 2011
Photo credit- Tess McBride/USFWS
Knox College physics professor Tom Moses adjusts a Fabry-Perot interferometer that he and three of his students built in a physics department research lab, as part of a project to develop a lower-cost version of the instrument used to measure the wavelength of light.
The Chattanooga Public Library's 3D print lab is open to the public every Monday and Friday during regular library hours. Learn more at 4thfloor.chattlibrary.org
Audiovisual lounge, Dexia Tower, Brussels (2007).
Sound performance by Frank Bretschneider and Balanescu Quartet.
Light design by LAb[au] with Limiteazero, Olaf Bender and Holger Lippmann
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