Re:Neutrino experiment affirms faster-than-light claim
by jonhendry on Friday November 18, 2011 @11:29AM
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They can also be pretty damned expensive. Like $400+ for a mouse.
Re:Neutrino experiment affirms faster-than-light claim
by JonnieCache on Friday November 18, 2011 @11:45AM
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Looks like I'm in the wrong business.
How does that come about? Patent shenanigans?
Re:Neutrino experiment affirms faster-than-light claim
by jonhendry on Friday November 18, 2011 @12:12PM
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Probably. But really, if you're spending $50,000 on an experiment, you're probably more interested in getting mice that are really what it says on the label, than in saving a few bucks and possibly shooting your experiment and/or career in the nuts.
Pretty much anything 'lab grade' is going to be expensive. The lab I worked in ordered a lab grade laser for optogenetics experiments, and that cost something like $18k. Presumably that gets you a very precise, stable wavelength.
Besides, they're only inbred strains, not clones.