Sentences with phrase «as coauthors of papers»

Individual scientists or groups scientists as coauthors of papers on reconstructions might be forgiven for their actions because they are merely following the lead and works of those who authored preceding papers.

You should take that up with McIntyre — he's the expert on Chladni patterns as well as a coauthor of the paper.

The question remains, how did an ecologist wind up as a coauthor of a paper on atmospheric physics / chemistry?

Not exact matches

Prasher was one of the coauthors on the paper, now considered a landmark publication that helped establish GFP as a powerful research tool.

«Our paper shows that the waves, which are created by what's known as the Kelvin - Helmholtz instability, happens much more frequently than previously thought,» says coauthor Joachim «Jimmy» Raeder of the UNH Space Science Center within the Institute for the Study of Earth, Oceans, and Space.

Before long, Wells was cited as coauthor on a scientific paper by Irvine entitled «Results of Attempts to Tag Bottlenose Dolphins.»

«Open design can have as disruptive an influence on technology development in this century as open source did in the last,» says Gareth J. Bennett, assistant professor of mechanical and manufacturing engineering at Trinity College Dublin and a coauthor of a paper in Soft Robotics that describes the toolkit development.

In addition to Garrick - Bethell, the coauthors of the paper include Viranga Perera, who worked on the study as a UCSC graduate student and is now at Arizona State University; Francis Nimmo, professor of Earth and planetary sciences at UCSC; and Maria Zuber, a planetary scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

When the same herbicide is applied to the same area year after year, overuse can lead to evolved resistance, as it does with antibiotics, says William Vencill of the University of Georgia, coauthor with Mallory - Smith of a paper in the Weed Science special issue.

«We have demonstrated an alternative approach that is simple, reliable, and relatively inexpensive,» says paper coauthor Kerry Vahala, the Ted and Ginger Jenkins Professor of Information Science and Technology and Applied Physics as well as the executive officer for Applied Physics and Materials Science in Caltech's Division of Engineering and Applied Science.

She served as an assistant editor for the «International Journal of Sports Medicine» and coauthored a paper published in the «Journal of Strength and Conditioning Research.»

Schueler and her coauthors, HGSE Associate Professor David Deming and Harvard Kennedy School Associate Professor Joshua Goodman, describe the success of the Lawrence project in a new working paper that may serve as a blueprint for other districts and states.

He is the coauthor of several peer - reviewed papers on school finance and charter schools, and has written many briefs on a variety of education policy issues for groups such as the National Education Policy Center, the Shanker Institute, and the Education Law Center.

This oscillation of 0.5 deg C between the two boundary lines is due to thermohaline circulation cycles as described in a paper that Mann is a coauthor:

Barry Woods A coauthor of this paper M Marriott write as the blogger — Watching the Deniers — Whilst researching this paper, Marriot was also writing article about LOG12 in defence of Lewandowsky et al (LOG12) and articles against the critics of LOG12.

As a member of an official government scientific organization, Sabine is threatening someone outside of his organization to not look at the quality of his and his coauthor's scientific work (paper).

In a Nature paper published online earlier this week, Gloria Manney of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena and more than two dozen coauthors describe the 2011 loss as «an Arctic ozone hole.»

1) Since you were a coauthor of two of the three empirical estimate papers (which Marvel et al claim to be inaccurate), it seems to me that the journal editor should have considered you as a reviewer.