From Lab to Life

Measuring cognitive control: From the lab to everyday life

To study Cognitive Control, many computer-generated tasks based on Stimulus-Stimulus (Stroop) or StimulusResponse (Simon) conflict has been designed where a controlled response is required while inhibiting automatic behaviour. Cognitive control can also be measured in the context of more ecological multistep everyday activities for example to avoid the use of distracting objects in the scene. T...

ECharts: From Lab to Production

This paper summarizes our experience with ECharts, a state machine language that played a key role in the design and implementation of AT&T CallVantage, a nationally deployed voice-over-IP service. The introduction outlines the history of the language, including the original design requirements for the language, our realization that existing languages did not meet the requirements, and the evol...

Microbial Life in a Winogradsky Column: From Lab Course to Diverse Research Experience†

Appendix 1: List of biochemical and molecular assays utilized in the Winogradsky column lab, as well as purposes and protocol references Appendix 2: 16S-rRNA primers and PCR conditions which grants the public the nonexclusive right to copy, distribute, or display the published work.

Seed biology – from lab to field

Catalytic nucleic acids: from lab to applications.

Since the discovery of self-cleavage and ligation activity of the group I intron, the expansion of research interest in catalytic nucleic acids has provided a valuable nonprotein resource for manipulating biomolecules. Although a multitude of reactions can be enhanced by this class of catalyst, including trans-splicing activity of the group I intron (which could be applied to gene correction), ...