Why do I hate this tasks so much?

>>8918726
It's boring and contorting.

>>8918726
Because in your mind, you know in the future you could just have a machine do it

>>8919852
Exactly. In the future, lab chemists will be replaced with machines. But who designs how these machines work? Chemical Engineers, of course! Just goes to show that all of STEM except for the E is a meme.

>chemistry
lol

not even once

>>8919858
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>>8918726
>>8919852
>it's obviously a biosafety hood
I'm not even a biofag
Get the fuck out of my board, go study calc II

>>8918726
Because the exciting stuff happens in your head when you design experiments and projects. If you could, you would rather outsource the lab work like you do for synthesizing nucleic acids.

>>8920323
literally this, she's splitting and/or feeding cells
>>8919852
>machine
it's called undergrads and lab techs

>>8918726
go do maths or something autistic then, imbecile

>>8920323
>biosafety hood
>no intake at the bottom of the aperture
try again

>>8920332
>you would rather outsource the lab work

yeah right anon, and who will be responsible if the cells die?

remember: if you want it done properly you have to do it yourself

>>8919858
>Mathematics is a meme

1/10 for making me reply

>>8921349
Don't you trust companies to make your primers and oligonucleotides and shit?

>>8921494
They use a machine for that. So it's safe. But even they fuck it up from time to time.

>>8919852

I talked to a person who worked doing this type of thing

and it's true, they really are aware it's only a matter of time

>>8921694
When (not if) we start outsourcing this, there'll probably be machines that maintain cultures etc...