Your connections to lab to test shit? Tervy, I reiterate my question, dafuck do you do?

"this and that"

Don't be coy cunt

I'm backtracing your ZIP address through IP NAT already

Tervy is secretly the leader of Lizard Labs

40500 there you go

I wish I had access to the school of chemistry labs at my uni

🤔 that only limits it to whole city...

All I can use are the electronic and mechanic engineering labs

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@timsandtoms i mean i do have access/friends in right place at local certified measurement lab, chem lab and food&disease control lab

its not that hard to have few friends when you occasionaly need their services

certified measurement lab is access tru school tho

and not that 100% all the time

Da fuck you doing where you occasionally need those services!

only when they have time to rate how good my chinkshit tape measures are and shit

I can do quite a few tests as we have high accuracy electronic test equipment and some stuff for mechanical testing (as well as a load of 3d printer that are free to use). But I can't do any chemical testing on stuff

i mean cooks/bartenders need occasionaly send weird/bad samples to food and disease control lab to check if that shit is good or bad

I have got friends doing maths, so I guess I could ask them if I wanted to use a measurement lab

chem lab is just random encounter

I have no friends in chemistry

I think

i mean i do have access uni/uas mechanical testing lab too

but that usualy costs me few euros or case of beer if its something for myself/customer

id love to say that i have access to local nanotechlogies lab too but that would be partialy lie

as they dont officialy allow anything but "valid school projects"

so no nano layering or anything fancy ;_;

Oh shit

I think I have access to one too (under valid school projects though)

ahh so you live in leeds <writes dont in memo>

Can you make ma a collagen/chitosan scaffold for bone healing?

yeah, I've said a few times that I go to uni of leeds @Tervy

:P i know

@Sapharanth we do have a fancy 3d printer somewhere in my electronics building, so maybe

especially as the school is focused on medical research for electronics/mechatronics

but yeah who knew that random chink micrometers were actualy calibrated properly straight out of box... i didnt until i dropped one to measurement lab

and the prof. who works there was wondering how the fuck it can be that accurate when its so cheap

(funnily enough it also took way more force to misalign/get out of calibration than <brand model here>)

got a link to that?

sadly nope