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>This could destroy the careers of people who have been working their entire lives on research meant to save lives and improve public health and hospital outcom
by dustfinger 7y ago
>This could destroy the careers of people who have been working their entire lives on research meant to save lives and improve public health and hospital outcomes
That is devastating for the researchers.
- whyenot 7y agoMy university lost power for about 9 hours a few years ago. Several labs did not have their -80s hooked into emergency backup power (due to limits of the building, very understandable reasons). I remember a professor sitting in the dark hallway outside his lab, in tears. He could only watch as temperatures rose, and he lost almost everything. It was heartbreaking.
- closeparen 7y agoHappened on my campus. Freezers even had temperature alarms monitored by the university police, but no one reacted to the alerts. Among other things, an 80 year longitudinal study was lost.