#applications lab

[adroitusa]

Exploring the Role of Applications Labs in Custom Stent Design and Fabrication

In the dynamic landscape of medical advancements, custom stent design and fabrication play a pivotal role in enhancing patient care and treatment outcomes. At Adroit USA, we take pride in our commitment to cutting-edge solutions, leveraging the expertise of our applications lab to revolutionize stent development.

Understanding Stent Design and Fabrication: Stents are vital medical devices used to treat various cardiovascular and peripheral vascular conditions. Crafting these devices requires precision and customization to address the unique needs of each patient. Our dedicated team at Adroit USA excels in the art of stent design and fabrication, ensuring that each device meets the highest standards of quality and efficacy.

The Crucial Role of Applications Labs: At Adroit USA, our applications lab is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and staffed by experienced professionals. This facility serves as a collaborative hub where our engineers and designers work seamlessly to develop and refine custom stent solutions.

Innovation through Collaboration: Our applications lab fosters a collaborative environment that encourages the exchange of ideas and expertise. Engineers and designers work hand-in-hand, utilizing advanced tools and simulations to model and test stent prototypes. This collaborative approach ensures that each stent is meticulously crafted to meet the unique anatomical and physiological requirements of individual patients.

Quality Assurance and Patient-Centric Solutions: Adroit USA places a premium on quality assurance throughout thestent design and fabricationprocess. Our applications lab conducts rigorous testing and validation procedures, guaranteeing that each custom stent meets and exceeds industry standards. This commitment to quality translates into safer and more effective solutions for patients, promoting optimal health outcomes.

Conclusion: At Adroit USA, our unwavering dedication to innovation and collaboration in our applications lab ensures that we remain at the forefront of medical device advancement. Explore the possibilities of customized stent solutions with Adroit USA. Where excellence in design and fabrication converges with a commitment to patient-centric care. For more information on our services,

[stupidlittlespirit]

I tried drawing reeda because I love her. I have no idea what you had in mind for her design so I just re-read the chapter and went off of what your description was the best that I could. She gives me Painter vibes from pressure

I LOVE THISSSSSSSSSSSSS THANK YOU!!!!!! Ford absolutely has a mini monitor like this in each room so he can see its messages!

Honestly REEDA's main design in my head fits Ford's lab, so it's a very retro cassette-futuristic style like you've illustrated. Think: how did people imagine the future was going to look in 197-something. All Commodores and IBM and thick plastic etc.

Ford's lab in mtb is designed with that exact aesthetic in mind, so terminals and things like this were at the forefront of my mind:

These types of terminals are primarily in the mainframe room that Reader goes through to access the lab. It's all set up with things like the above. Whereas REEDA's central screens in the main body of the lab look more like the ones in The Forbin Project:

Except they're a mix of both of those aesthetics, so they're weirdly long CRT monitors suspended in a similar layout to the above!

Here's another ss from Forbin bc it works along similar lines! And also it's a great movie and you should watch it!

[paging-possum]

pros of trying to TA would be 1) it would be a cool experience and also inform whether or not I actually want to go into education or not, 2) I would get to spend time in a lab again which I really miss, and 3) this time around I could actually try and do some sort of autobio/nonfiction comic about it. cons are that 1) my schedule is already evil, 2) would cut into my designated radio/library day (only by 3 hours though) and 3) adding more things onto my plate the same semester im doing The Class is probably not a good idea. but also I miss pipetting cells.

[abyssalzones]

have had some mobility issues lately due to fucking up my legs badly but god snapping one of those 4 part foldable canes into place has got to be one of the most satisfying feelings in the world. there's nothing like producing a full sized cane out of a big inner pocket in your jacket when nobody expects it. like some sort of magician with shitty legs.

[iliterallydecepticanteven]

I hate to break it to Republicans but at this point most of the so called "DEI hires" in workplaces are white men who don't have the skills, certificates, degrees, and/or experience for the job and only got their positions because a friend of a friend got them hired. Like women, non-white people, queer people, disabled people, and many others all know they'd be first on the chopping block at their job which is why they are usually the ones most qualified, and even overqualified, in their workplace. They're the ones with the degrees, years of experience, tons of skills, and who meet or exceed expectations at their job. They're the ones who work their asses off and keep the place running. And when it comes to cutting people, managers and administrators only care about who can keep the lights on and the numbers high. So Bradley, who only got the job because a family member convinced the manager to hire him even though he was not qualified at all, and he's doing the bare minimum every month, and he sucks to work with, is getting cut first. Simple as that.

[random2908]

Frustrating when a VC-funded company gets credit for being the "first" and the "leader," when they had a sub-component demo the same week we had a full-system demo. Like, we are easily 5-10 years ahead of them, it's ridiculous; their approach isn't even yet proven to work. But they get science youtubers talking about them.

Because they're VC-funded, they have a marketing/press department.

And because we're an employee-owned company working off of government contracts, well, most government contracts get slapped with an ITAR label (an old Cold-War-era law saying basically sharing scientific information counts as illegally selling arms/munitions). So if you want to publicize your work, including your company's products, you have to appeal that label. (Universities have specifically negotiated a blanket exemption, so if you spend your whole life in academic science you might never even know about this.)

(My previous employer filed those appeals several times a year in order to do press releases and publish journal articles and apply for patents. I think every single information-release appeal they filed went through, because there's no reason any of this stuff should be labeled as arms--it's literally the same stuff universities are doing. My current employer is afraid to, which I think is wrong-headed; at worst they'll just say no, and anyway, our non-restricted competitors are giving fucking lab tours to youtubers.)

[kyuohki]

Alright, a Quality Assurance position has just opened up, and I've applied for it. (I know my worth, I have experience, and worst thing they can do is say no.)

*deep breath*

Here we go.

[adroitusa]

Applications Lab Best Practices

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[ad-astra-per-aspera-1389]

*let it be known that I strongly believe in "wanda was 18 in civil war" making the maximoffs 16 in aou, not 26. also at this point in the lab rats timeline they're 16/17 years old*

bree manages to prevent both pietro AND clint from getting shot in aou...and, much to the avengers'--but especially adam, chase and wanda's--frustration, they keep flirting with each other. luckily it doesn't hinder them during a fight, so the original avengers can't actually stop them, but that doesn't mean chase and adam can't make fun of them for it

[nylarac]

yayyy my interview for a lab assistant position (which would pay enough for me to get health insurance again) went really well!! the guy said it went really well and that i was one of the best applicants teehee

[ruelpsen]

Sorry for disappearing for a couple weeks! I got turned down by every school I applied to because everything sucks rn... :)

[hextechmaturgy]

guys hold my hand let's braid each other's hairs let us sing a calming tune together a chant even

[marklikely]

like how do you invent an oxygen destroyer whose only application is to vaporize a tank full of fish and then your grand plan for this machine is to sit in your basement and wait for some altruistic use for your machine to magically show up. no thoughts head empty powered only by the inherent mad scientist urge to Invent Something.

[datamodel-of-disaster]

Found myself somehow in the "chemical substances in nondescript packaging" side of Etsy.

It's very interesting to google the molecules and try to figure out what kind of shop you're in.

Diethylaminoethyl hexanoate, kinetin, 6-benzylaminopurine, forchlorfenuron? This "nondescript chemicals" shop is a gardening store! All of these are plant growth improvers.

Trans-ß-methyl-ß-nitrostyrene, nitroethane, acetonitrile, formamide, acetic anhydride? Why, this appears to be a cooking store! Molecular cooking, of the bathroom variety. Alexander Shulgin would probably approve.

...

Anyway I love that Etsy comes through for ALL hobbies.

[todaysromano]

02.08.2025

Today, Romano called his family and friends up just to chat.

Arab.com link

[buzzardss]

that stupid bum (WHO INTRODUCED ME TO HIS WHOLE FAMILY BTW. JUST BTW) has ghosted me but bc of it ive never been locked in academically more than i have these past 2 weeks.