Sentences with phrase «black scientists with»

In February, for example, the Amgen BEN held a youth summit to discuss the achievements of black scientists with local African - American students.

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As they walked, the two of them — Ibex's director and chief data scientist — were on the phone with a client and in passing mentioned rare, so - called black - swan events.

High - end guitar pedal maker Dr. Scientist is beloved by bands like the Black Keys, who appreciate the unique sounds they can craft with the company's hand - crafted pedals, such as the Frazz Dazzler and the Cosmichorus.

Every day scientists are finding black holes with gas emmmiting from it containing signs of life.

I suspected when I first heard this claim that the Committee on the Status of Black Americans, loaded as it was with social scientists, had demolished a straw man, a bloodless construct so rigidly defined as to be meaningless in terms of the actual lives of the humans who inhabit the nation's ghettos and who, for the most part, make up what has come to be called the underclass.

With a mixture of correctness and informality sometimes found in England today, a cleric - scientist of the period is recorded to have met his guests in «an old russet cloth - cassock that had been black in dayes of yore, girt with an old leather girdle, an old fashion russett hat that had been a bever tempore Reginae Elizabethae.&raWith a mixture of correctness and informality sometimes found in England today, a cleric - scientist of the period is recorded to have met his guests in «an old russet cloth - cassock that had been black in dayes of yore, girt with an old leather girdle, an old fashion russett hat that had been a bever tempore Reginae Elizabethae.&rawith an old leather girdle, an old fashion russett hat that had been a bever tempore Reginae Elizabethae.»

Scientists are even beginning to study loading tiny oral implants with black raspberry powder that perform a consistent release of phytonutrients over the course of a month.

With the Aug. 14 detection of spacetime ripples, scientists were able to home in on the location of gravitational wave flinging black holes more precisely than ever before, illustrated in lime green on a map of the sky.

This ability to examine black holes and other influential dark objects without actually «seeing» them with light has scientists excited about the gravitational wave era.

The two black holes that spawned the latest waves were particularly hefty, with masses about 31 and 19 times that of the sun, scientists report June 1 in Physical Review Letters.

Now, with three black hole mergers under their belts, scientists are looking forward to a future in which gravitational wave detections become routine.

A computer simulation of two black holes merging into one created recently by scientists at the University of Texas and the Theoretical Astrophysics Centre in Copenhagen should provide them with a detailed idea of what type of gravity waves to expect.

«It occurred to me that a fairly easy way to flip a black hole would be a collision with another black hole,» he told New Scientist.

Scientists may soon be able to tease out a faint signal of gravitational waves from black hole collisions too distant to be detected directly, scientists with LIGO, the Advanced Laser Interferometer Gravitational - Wave Observatory, report in thScientists may soon be able to tease out a faint signal of gravitational waves from black hole collisions too distant to be detected directly, scientists with LIGO, the Advanced Laser Interferometer Gravitational - Wave Observatory, report in thscientists with LIGO, the Advanced Laser Interferometer Gravitational - Wave Observatory, report in the April...

Scientists are «cautiously saying» the light may be associated with the black hole merger detected via gravitational waves

LIGO scientist David Reitze takes us on a 1.3 billion year journey that begins with the violent merger of two black holes in the distant universe.

As a black man in South Africa, Philander had to cope with apartheid's brutal white - supremacist system on his path to becoming a scientist.

In recent years, scientists have confirmed a remarkable link between two kinds of objects that should, by all rights, have nothing to do with each other: black holes and strange metals.

Such a gargantuan black hole may emerge when our galaxy merges with the neighbouring Andromeda galaxy, an event scientists predict will occur 5 billion years from now.

Scientists typically show babies faces in black and white, with head - shaped borders.

In 2016, scientists with the Advanced Laser Interferometer Gravitational - Wave Observatory, LIGO, announced the first direct detection of gravitational waves, produced by two merging black holes (SN: 3/5/16, p. 6).

Six feet tall and slim with dark, black hair and a broad, joyful smile, Bandyopadhyay enjoys a plum job for a scientist in his early 40s, leading his own research group at the National Institute for Materials Science (NIMS) in Japan.

«These black holes are not like two aligned tornadoes orbiting each other, but like two tilted tornadoes,» says Laura Cadonati, a physicist at the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta and deputy spokesperson for the 1000 scientists working with LIGO.

Now a scientist at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center in Greenbelt, Maryland, suggests that this interpretation aligns with our knowledge of cosmic infrared and X-ray background glows and may explain the unexpectedly high masses of merging black holes detected last year.

The signal provided LIGO scientists with information about the masses of the individual black holes, which were 29 and 36 times the sun's mass, plus or minus about four solar masses.

So computer and data scientists are coming up with creative ways to work around the black box status of machine - learning algorithms.

With a single chirp, scientists confirmed the existence of gravitational waves created by the collision of two black holes.

«Even with if you use the world's best 3D kit, it can still present conflicting perceptual information,» Black told New Scientist.

Amid the pandemonium, the scientists find theirobjective: a black coal - like vein laced with round stones and sparklyfilaments.

Scientists think these structures may have formed as a result of past outbursts from the black hole — with a mass of 4 million suns — residing in the heart of our galaxy.

An in - depth analysis of grant data from the U.S. National Institutes of Health finds that black Ph.D. scientists were far less likely to receive NIH funding than a white scientist from a similar institution with the same research record.

Black Ph.D. scientists — and not other minorities — were far less likely to receive NIH funding for a research idea than a white scientist from a similar institution with the same research record.

Looking through the portholes of the submersible ALVIN near the bottom of the Pacific Ocean in 1979, American scientists saw for the first time chimneys, several meters tall, from which black water at about 300 degrees and saturated with minerals shot out.

David Fahey, an atmospheric scientist at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Boulder, Colorado, said that the researchers will need to do additional analyses to reduce the «significant uncertainties associated with the role of black carbon in the climate.»

The scientists therefore recommend that spruce forests, which are at high risk of drought stress, be replaced with mixed - species forests silver and Douglas firs, with silver firs being the more suitable tree for higher altitudes in the Black Forest.

Scientists with the H0LiCOW collaboration have now weighed in, using quasars, ultrabright light sources stirred up by supermassive black holes.

Agee has plenty of research yet to do on Black Beauty, including partnering with other scientists to search for traces of organic material that would help answer whether Mars could truly have supported life.

The Astronomy Café, the Web site for the Astronomically Disadvantaged, offers some fun and accessible articles on astronomy's hot topics, black holes, space movies, and even space sounds, along with an «Ask the Space Scientist» section if you can't get enough of it.

Now, he says, more scientists feel that working with industry will not only help their research make a more immediate difference to the public, it will also help keep them in the black.

Compared to white scientists with the same productivity index, the black researchers had just as many, if not more, grants and research dollars.

Compared with white faculty members in similar positions at the same set of institutions, the black scientists were less productive, Wang's team found.

The in - depth analysis of NIH grant data finds that black Ph.D. scientists — and not other minorities — were far less likely to receive NIH funding for a research idea than a white scientist from a similar institution with the same research record.

The scientists incorporated a variety of physical processes in the calculations, including three that are considered particularly important for the development of the visible universe: first, the condensation of matter into stars, second, their further evolution when the surrounding matter is heated by stellar winds and supernova explosions and enriched with chemical elements, and third, the feedback of supermassive black holes that eject massive amounts of energy into the universe.

«By picking up the gravitational waves associated with these events, we will be able to access precious information that was previously hidden, such as whether the collision of a star and a black hole has ignited the burst and roughly how massive these objects were before the impact,» explained Dr Ohme, who has focused his research on predicting the exact shape of the gravitational wave signals scientists are expecting to see.

The scientists also use molecular biology tools to compare the genomes of spiders that have extremely noxious venoms, including the black widow and the brown recluse, to those of spiders with non-poisonous venoms, such as the house spider.

By recreating the Event with computer simulations, the scientists calculated that the two black holes weighed about 36 times and 29 times the mass of the Sun, respectively, and that the combined black hole weighed about 62 solar masses1.

Australia's home - grown creationists try their best, but no - one can quote a scientist's words out of context quite the way Gish can; no - one can quite so brazenly cite a twenty - year - old source as if it were bang up - to - date; no - one can use the Abracadabra effect with quite such panache; no - one can so authoritatively present black as white, white as black.

This winter, Kusenko and his colleagues will collaborate with scientists at Princeton University on computer simulations of the heavy elements produced by a neutron star — black hole interaction.

As a scientist who, as a teenager was enchanted with the concept of a molecule that instructed our inheritance, I am awed and astounded to be among the first to look across the billions of bases of DNA landscape of the black - footed ferret, an opportunity seemingly beyond the realm of possibility less than a human lifetime ago.

We generally don't think of black holes as synchronizing with each other, but in a new study, scientists have found that about a dozen...