September 1998
World Wide Words
When research lab sites strut their stuff online, they leave their imagination behind.
By Herb Brody
A typical research lab can be a letdown for a nonscientist. There's very little Mr. Wizard stuff: bubbling test tubes, flashing laser beams. Much of what's there goes on inside pieces of nondescript equipment with readouts that look about as high-tech as a microwave oven. Nonscientists often emerge from lab tours baffled and bored.
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