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...Elise Berrier © 2016 Elise Berrier 2016 Elise Berrier In the Cadaver Lab There lay the cadavers. There lay the cadavers and they settled with purple around their nipples like my father. There lay the cadavers and they sunk in silver lunchboxes in the lab. There lay my father and he...

...? Well, I wasn t going to push very hard, but I will now so she can slow dance with her summer crush. He tries again. She has two dogs. I say nothing. Two seconds later, I get a text with a photo of a gray terrier with whiskers out to here and a black lab, both scrunched in next to her...

...Daniel Pinkerton © 2009 the minnesota review 2009 Daniel Pinkerton Chuck among the Crabapples Lab visitors generally regarded Charles the way one does a distant relative with poor hygiene. His teeth were yellow, his gums taffy- hued. He suffered bouts of halitosis, gingivitis...

... that was of great interest to me, since I was coming out of biology. Then there was also what was already being called science studies. I had read Laboratory Life, Bruno Latour and Steve Woolgar’s early book out of a lab in the Salk Institute, which was published in 79, and reviewed...

... practices that we and our colleagues gathered across divergent fields and locations. This work draws on research carried out by the Co-Creation Studio at MIT s Open Documentary Lab and is part of a larger study published in 2022.1 As a term, co-creation faces challenges. It is absent in the Oxford English...

... for every fever you ever faked or the hiss of hydrogen peroxide on a dog bite. Hamburger loaves, a lab technician digging for a vein. The little box on the dresser, the one crowded with kernels of milk teeth —​their dark centers. Hereditary terror of crows...

... of the Co-Creation Studio at MIT Open Documentary Lab. Vlad Gl veanu, PhD, works at Webster University Geneva, Switzerland, and the University of Bergen, Norway. Gl veanu has expertise in the areas of creativity, imagination, culture, collaboration, wonder, and human possibility. Coco Kanters...

... fat, slow, depressed, dying not In the luminous white noise of galactic emptiness But in casserole dishes, under-understood, In some under-funded underground NASA lab, poked by pencils, punctured despair Seeping from their glassy globes. Perhaps They pine for the way...

... such periods are predicted to be highly infor- mative if at all discernible. The lab is a dissipative system —​it tends toward entropy. Like other living organisms, the lab itself is both ener- getic and informatic, and as such is sustained or dissipated through the ongoing alteration of energy...

.... Abrams was born in 1912 in New Jersey. He attended Harvard University (BA, 1934), Cambridge University in England on a fellowship (1934-35), and Harvard again for his graduate work (MA, 1937; PhD, 1940). During World War II he worked in a lab at Harvard on problems of oral...

... and sunscreen. Some of them sit at the window, passing a cigarette back and forth, blowing smoke outside until Dr. Glass shows up. Then they all troop out together. No one has kept me company in the lab since Elizabeth the Fair. They return in the late afternoon. One young man named Adam always finds at least...

... and interacting with one another worldwide for at least the last decade; one thinks here, among many others, of the New Center for Research and Practice, based in Grand Rapids, Michigan, with its online seminars; Ars Industrialis, founded by Bernard Stiegler in Paris; the Allegra Lab collective, registered in 146...

... transfer, support for such speculation has come not from the science departments themselves, but rather at increasing cost to: (a) their under-compensated graduate students, who toil in labs for fractions of what they would command in a truly open market, and (b) humanities and social sciences...

.... The United States no longer needs to explode nuclear bombs to test the existing national arsenal, because it can simulate those explosions on digital circuits humming away in rooms at Lawrence Livermore National Labs and other such supercomputing centers. These simu- lations do not seek to reorganize...

... Vermont, build a greenhouse, and spend the days barefoot, harvesting sativa bulbs. They would buy a black lab, name him Batman, and let him sleep in their bed even while they had sex. Once per week (and sometimes twice), they chatted over video, each stripping and masturbating in front of their webcams...

... was house-training his new black lab; she asked perfunctory follow-up questions, all the while keeping one eye open for Georgia. She’d just had another fight with Nate, her college boyfriend, who was moving to Moldova in June. Peace Corps. He mimicked her feminist diatribes (she...

... they’re actually “mixed breeds”—the current, “classier” term for “mongrels” or “mutts.” Crosses between the aristocratic poodle and other breeds such as labs, retrievers, cockers, pugs, and schnauzers, they bear names like labradoodles, golden doodles, cockapoos, puggles...

..., but rather at increasing cost to: (a) their under-compensated graduate students, who toil in labs for fractions of what they would command in a truly open market, and (b) humanities and social sciences departments, whose substantial tuition dollars, garnered from considerable instructional...

.... In the internationally produced film Marie Curie: The Courage of Knowledge (Noëlle 2016), the newlyweds Marie and Pierre embrace in their lab over a brightly glowing bit of radium. Nuzzling her neck, he whispers, Our radium it s radiating from inside just like you. Presumably the script here refers not to what Morton...