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 New Scientist stanley mugs  calls the new Australian Institute for Nanoscale Science  one of the most controlled places on the planet.  And it might just be right, because theres a long list of features in the new building that would make many scientists jealous.     Its built with specially suspended floors, to make sure vibrations from outside dont upset experiments occurring within. Laboratory walls are lined with layers of welded aluminum to turn them into Farad stanley tumbler ay cages that block out all electromagnetic signals. And its temperature, pressure and humidity are all carefully controlled, as are particulates in the air. There are some teaching facilities in there too, of course. But really, this is just the lab that every research scientist dreams of. [University of Sydney and MBA via New Scientist]                                      stanley fr                    ArchitectureNanotechnologyScience                                                                                                                                                                                                              Daily Newsletter                                                                                                                        You May Also Like                                                                                  Tech NewsArtificial Intelligence                                    AI Could Be Making Scientists Less Creative                          A new study examining 68 million scie