Sentences with phrase «do breakthrough science»

To do breakthrough science, you need passion, a supportive institution and mentor, and a suitable problem.

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Scientists who don't debate or question settled science might miss opportunities for a new breakthrough that hadn't been observed or conceived of by a human mind.

Some of the best science breakthroughs come when things don't quite go according to plan.

But didn't Airbus develop world - beating fly - by - wire avionics by bringing together four countries including the UK; didn't the Euro - wide Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM) set the global standard for mobile phones; and didn't the flagship EU Human Brain Project produce truly breakthrough science?

The map doesn't show the road to breakthrough discoveries, but it can be used to determine which areas of science are most closely connected to one another, as well as which are the most — and least — intellectually vital and productive.

Yan, who joined the NJIT faculty in 2016, emphasizes that this advance is at the level of basic solar science, and that the breakthrough with respect to quantum yield does not equate to a substantial increase in the ultimate solar - to - hydrogen conversion efficiency.

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«The approach is really a breakthrough for science because most research is done in a test tube where billions of molecules are present, all behaving independently.

How often do today's medical «breakthroughs» become tomorrow's discredited science?

The science presented in the film is well - explained and even though the focus of the film is on medical breakthroughs accomplished using stem cells, the scientists interviewed do not try to over-hype current stem cell applications.

Charting the activity of entire networks of neurons «is the major thing to be done to make a breakthrough in our understanding of how the brain works,» says John Donoghue, Director of the Institute for Brain Science at Brown University and a neuroscientist who studies how the brain encodes information and develops prosthetic devices for patients with paralysis.

I think the most exciting thing about chemistry (and science in general) is that the great breakthroughs can be serendipitous and unexpected — although we would like to know exactly where they will come from, we don't and we shouldn't expect to.

I don't think there is a certain answer to this question but if you ask me what I hope will be the next breakthrough in science I would say that I wish a cure will be found for illnesses that cause many deaths around the world such as cancer, leukaemia or AIDS, to name just a few.

What they are doing is brilliant, breakthrough science, and therefore exactly the kind of high - visibility, proof - of - concept example that will show conservation biologists and the general public what a potent new toolkit biotech is bringing to wildlife conservation.

But hey, they say science fiction has inspired real scientific and technological breakthroughs — and unlike the equally fanciful Infiniti transformer thing, at least the 2X VGT doesn't interface with the driver's spine.

In his breakthrough bestseller, The Power of Habit, New York Times reporter Charles Duhigg uses science to pull back the curtain on some of our most mystifying behaviors — and reveals how we can change them.When you get down to it, it seems like a lot of the time we're pretty oblivious about why we do the things we do!

In biomedicine, just to give you an example of what PCAST can do, we can harness the historic convergence between life sciences and physical sciences that's underway today; undertaking public projects — in the spirit of the Human Genome Project — to create data and capabilities that fuel discoveries in tens of thousands of laboratories; and identifying and overcoming scientific and bureaucratic barriers to rapidly translating scientific breakthroughs into diagnostics and therapeutics that serve patients.

A certain amount of doubt and skepticism never did science any harm, in fact doubt and skepticism has been the flux for most of the great scientific breakthroughs in history, just ask Galilleo.

Governments and education institutions fund science, yes, thats where a lot of our breakthroughs and new science come from, they do not have to please a profit motivated company.

In your opinion, given the progress to date, do think that a total expenditure of 30 billion dollars on so called climate science, for no results to date — no breakthroughs, no predictive ability, no benefit to mankind — was a better use of funds than, say, trying to find a prophylactic for Ebola, or even a cure?

There is much work to be done in climate science to reduce the uncertainties or to at least acknowledge when reducing those uncertainties will require some scientific breakthroughs or clearly present a limitation of knowing.

As the years have gone by, the life insurance rates have gone down thanks to modern medical science breakthroughs which enable people to life longer than they ever did.

Yacoubian continued, «One of the kids who use this science center could be next acoustic engineer for SVS or discover a medical breakthrough, so anything we can do to promote an interest in science and learning is a huge positive.»