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more about #lab Maxx Craves:: Ok.. now where is the Mach 5 more » FrankenPC: These engineers obviously never read The Cage by Audrey Schulman. more » Hello Mister Walrus: Are you kidding me? This thing is the setting for every horror scenario set in the north/south polar regions. It's all shiny and futuristic until zomb... more » RocknSteve: Psht this is pussy travel. I traveled around the poles all the time with nothing but a thong and a dead bird. This is a shame. more » Imagism: I don't understand why anyone would want that much glass on a vehicle like that. Do you know how much colder even a window can make a room? more » Hachiken: I could live here. Hell, with this I could live damn near anywhere. more » iElvis: Two thoughts: 1) It's go much too high a profile and is likely to blow over in a storm. 2) It's got way too much glass to keep the interior at a comfo... more » lun: too heavy on ice! more » The Lab: These seem like cool devices. I'm not clear on the advantage of performing reactions on a chip in the presence of an enzyme. It seems like you could... more » amlamarra: Pfft, chemists. They're way behind. That chip is only 1 MHz, and look how BIG it is! more » Nick: well, unfortunately we still have the FDA. so, it's still a "hurry up and wait" situation. more » lpranal: "Using microfluidics, the system may dramatically accelerate drug development for cancer and other diseases:" ...to reduce costs for drug companies, s... more » -
#concepts
Matthiew Tarrit's Polar Vehicle Is Like a Giant Laboratory In a Train Rolling On Skis
It's only a concept at the moment, but designer Matthiew Tarrit claims that his Polar Vehicle arctic base was created in cooperation with polar scientists. More » -
#science
Lab-in-a-Chip Can Perform 1,024 Chemical Reactions Simultaneously
An University of California Los Angeles' team of chemists, biologists and engineers has developed a funky lab-in-a-chip capable of performing 1,024 chemical reactions in parallel. Using microfluidics, the system may dramatically accelerate drug development for cancer and other diseases: More »
