Cleaner accidentally ruins decades of research by turning off freezer
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Re: Cleaner accidentally ruins decades of research by turning off freezer
#2They had a 25 years for splitting the irreplaceable samples into a backup copy. The problem is that spending time in management that does not produce papers is normally frowned upon and seen as procrastinating in science. A serious effort is still missing to introduce sample backups by routine on lab cultures and protocols.
Re: Cleaner accidentally ruins decades of research by turning off freezer
#3Common situation. Crammed labs and busy to death researchers fighting for each inch of freeze storage. They had a 25 years for splitting the irreplaceable samples into a backup copy. The problem is that spending time in management that does not produce papers is normally frowned upon and seen as procrastinating in science. A serious effort is still missing to introduce sample backups by routine on lab cultures and pr…
Re: Cleaner accidentally ruins decades of research by turning off freezer
#4Common situation. Crammed labs and busy to death researchers fighting for each inch of freeze storage. They had a 25 years for splitting the irreplaceable samples into a backup copy. The problem is that spending time in management that does not produce papers is normally frowned upon and seen as procrastinating in science. A serious effort is still missing to introduce sample backups by routine on lab cultures and pr…
They are fighting for storage because funding agencies only pay for new research, not the preservation of old research funded by someone else.