Sentences with phrase «brilliant scientists»

David Suzuki is one of the most brilliant scientists, and communicators about science, of his generation.

Those four scientists were justifiably famous, and all were brilliant scientists in their areas.

Einstein, one of the most brilliant scientists in the last century was wrong on many of his beliefs.

I have had the privilege of corresponding with a team of brilliant scientists who are devoted to informing the public about the realities behind climate models.

[i] Given the brilliant scientists Barack has appointed to his team, is there need for a National Academy of Sciences meeting?

We are brilliant scientists, so trust us, does nt cut it, particularly since we keep seeing how well weather can be predicted with bright scientists and complicated models and uber expensive paraphernalia.

Via Daily Caller: Climate Scientist Zeke Hausfather: «A good example that even brilliant scientists sometimes say silly things when it's outside their field of expertise (see Nobel disease).»

It would be to admit that a couple of million dollars was sufficient to completely derail all the noble politicians, NGOs and brilliant scientists.

One of the great sources of joy for me over the last two years has been working with an incredible group of young staff and research fellows — and brilliant scientists and scholars like Jim Hansen and Dick Rhodes and Steve Pinker.

O'Brien also brings us inside the prestigious research community, a kind of scientific Hogwarts where resident owls sometimes flew freely from office to office and eccentric, brilliant scientists were extraordinarily committed to studying and helping animals; all of them were changed by the animal they loved.

Some of the worlds most brilliant scientists and revolutionary thinkers put voice to their theories in the Witnessing Evolution: Curious People section.

They are brave warriors, brilliant scientists, fearless spies and queens.

I've been privileged to work with some of the most brilliant scientists in my field, and I can honestly say my most inspiring moments with them was seeing them light up with discovery.

As scientists we stand on the shoulders of generations of brilliant scientists.

We have seven research programs currently running and are on the search for more brilliant scientists to join the Olivia Newton - John Cancer Research Institute.

In addition to the official screenings, a series of special events will take place during the CineGlobe Festival, including the Swiss premiere of the documentary film Particle Fever, which follows six brilliant scientists during the launch of CERN's largest particle accelerator: the Large Hadron Collider.

Ever since he found that singular Newton manuscript, Principe has wondered what was going on in the mind of one of history's most brilliant scientists.

Those other people — advisers, colleagues, and speakers at events — were excellent orators and brilliant scientists.

These women — brilliant scientists all — are just 3 of the 10 profiled in a series of books for young adults called Women's Adventures in Science, published by Joseph Henry Press / Scholastic.

Worlds Revisited Prometheus: The ostensibly brilliant scientists in this Alien prequel explore the origins of life — until they are killed off by their own stupidity.

In his popular book Where Good Ideas Come From1, Steven Johnson debunks the notion that great innovations come from brilliant scientists sitting in solitude, pondering perplexing questions.

Being someone who knows the tip of the iceberg about things like black holes, it's really mind - boggling to read the works and findings of brilliant scientists in such a comprehensible way.

Colleagues praised the two as brilliant scientists.

Some, he says, «are brilliant scientists but not very well equipped for a polar regime.

Even brilliant scientists have bad days.

The second point made by Einstein's story poses a second problem for today's science: that the rise of tomorrow's brilliant scientists is not assured.

Manchester, home to the two brilliant scientists I met this morning who have just been awarded the Nobel Prize for physics.

There are brilliant scientists who happen to be Christian, but it's their contributions to science that I'm interested in.

Brilliant scientists have faith in Christ.

Fortunately, brave and brilliant scientists and doctors threw off the oppression and control of the church and started to think for themselves — otherwise you'd be long dead from one of the diseases that the Bible says is caused by demons.

I keep hearing that there is a minority of the most brilliant scientists who are believers, so in a similar way, that doesn't seem logical, not to me.

For the earliest - stage companies, where there might be a group of brilliant scientists and engineers, 20 to 30 people, and they aren't looking to raise $ 50 million; they're looking to raise $ 10 million.

Not everyone bought it, though — the Spectator's Paul Wood asked «Are Cambridge Analytica brilliant scientists or snake - oil salesmen?»

The invention of the transistor, for example, wasn't simply a moment of personal genius from three brilliant scientists.

According to Variety, Paul Rudd will play Henry Pym, a brilliant scientist who invents the ability to shrink himself and communicate with insects, in the upcoming Ant Man movie adaptation.

I ask a question about a brilliant scientist and you automatically say he's delusional since he believes in God.

The fact that someone can be a brilliant scientist and believe in God is not evidence science supports the existence of God.

No man, not even the most brilliant scientist, has penetrated life's ultimate mystery.

I am neither a studied theologian nor a brilliant scientist, but when I cross the street I look both ways, and yes, even if the signs say one way!

Many brilliant scientist and doctors are christians.

Stephen, you may be a brilliant scientist, but your are a terrible philosopher.

(2) The dialogue between theology and science must be more than a dialogue within the individual minds of brilliant scientist - theologians; it must be a genuine engagement between theology and science.

Galileo was a brilliant scientist, philosopher and mathematician, but his use of sarcasm against his opponents made him many enemies.

As a very young girl my grandfather, a brilliant scientist, taught me how to make it; the same way every time so many good memories!

Hilleman was a brilliant scientist who is responsible for developing many of the critical vaccines that have benefited not only our country but the world.

«The brighter you shine in the public eye, the more disdainfully your colleagues may look upon you,» Clancy explains, citing Carl Sagan as an example of a brilliant scientist who was adored by the public but shunned by his peers.

The researchers found that male applicants were more likely than female applicants to receive «excellent» letters, characterized by comments such as «brilliant scientist,» «trailblazer,» and «one of the best students I've ever had.»

No, because my sister pointed out — she was two years older and on her way to becoming a brilliant scientist — you don't get anything for free.

He was a brilliant scientist, yes, but also a thoughtful philosopher and a master of his own celebrity.

I've always heard him described as a brilliant scientist, and I recall reading an article about his 2010 MacArthur «genius grant,» but until the Business Insider piece, I had never contemplated his sexiness.