It takes years to build a science lab

Feb 10

Productive science requires a great team, and that team develops together. That's one reason chaotic interference is dangerous for science.

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Marie-Louise Hammarskjold

Feb 18

I know this all too well, having run a lab and being funded continuously by NIH for almost 40 years. Great article!

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It takes years to build a science lab