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== Research ==
At its peak, Starlab employed over 130 scientists from thirty-six nationalities.<ref name=":0" /> Starlab projects included intelligent clothing, [[stem cell]] research, emotics, transarchitecture, [[robotics]], [[theoretical physics]], e.g., the possibility of [[time travel]], [[consciousness]], [[quantum computation]], [[quantum information]], art, [[artificial intelligence]], [[neuroscience]], [[new media]], [[biophysics]], [[materials science]], [[protein folding]], [[nanoelectronics]], and wearable computing. These research lines were grouped under the acronym “BANG,” or Bits, Atoms, Neurons, Genes, later adopted by MIT Media Lab in 2002.<ref name=":Starlab">{{cite web|url=http://www.quantumbionet.org/eng/index.php?pagina=97|title=Remembering Starlab|publisher=Quantum Bio Net|url-status=dead|access-date=2017-11-20|archive-date=2017-12-01|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20171201034715/http://www.quantumbionet.org/eng/index.php?pagina=97}}</ref> The lab sponsored and collaborated with other labs and organized several international conferences and open research symposia.<ref name=":0" />