Weber sat in the laboratory for the entire afternoon.
He spread the experiment logbook on the desktop, with three different brands of temperature loggers, a pH meter, a cell counting board, and a stack of freshly printed literature beside it. Sunlight slanted in through the window, casting a bright spot on the desktop, with tiny dust particles floating in it, like countless particles performing Brownian motion.
"Incubator Temperature Fluctuation Records," he muttered to himself, writing the title on the first page.
