Sentences with phrase «generation of scientists»

Similarly, this approach requires the education of a new generation of scientists trained in diverse disciplines — individuals who can collaborate on complex biological problems involving whole communities of organisms.

But older generations of scientists were often reliable guardians of reason.

And those virtues, some experts say, may well make the latest generation of scientists the greatest generation ever to hit the bench.

Similarly, this approach requires the education of a new generation of scientists trained in diverse disciplines — individuals who can collaborate on complex biological problems involving whole communities of organisms.

No lag should exist between building new sources and training the next generation of scientists well versed in using these facilities.

And even when the infrastructure that allows interdisciplinary research to take place exists, providing training for the next generation of scientists doesn't happen automatically.

We need to train a new generation of scientists equally in terms of the theoretical and experimental, to understand the interplay between them.

The public began to take notice, and a new generation of scientists became fascinated by dinosaurs.

What's more important, isolated Nature - level breakthroughs, or low level publications that keep the scientific machine going and pass on knowledge to the next generation of scientists?

If he succeeds, Musk could thoroughly transform our relationship with our solar system, inspiring a new generation of scientists and engineers along the way.

I really feel the torch is being passed to a next generation of scientists who bring both the passion and knowledge needed to continue the vital work of marine science required to keep our Chesapeake Bay flourishing.

In a statement, President Obama said of the astronaut and public servant, «John always had the right stuff, inspiring generations of scientists, engineers and astronauts who will take us to Mars and beyond — not just to visit, but to stay... The last of America's first astronauts has left us, but propelled by their example we know that our future here on Earth compels us to keep reaching for the heavens.

The Shen - su Sun Award is to recognize exceptional geoscientists younger than 40 years, who work in mainland China, Taiwan, and Hong Kong in commemoration of late Dr. Shen - su Sun for his pioneering and tremendous contributions to the geochemistry of the solid Earth and mantle dynamics, and for his unselfish and boundless mentorship to younger generations of scientists in the field of Geochemistry.

In the development of fuel cells the effort of generations of scientist and engineers have led to efficient and stable catalysts based on noble metals.

The Peter Buck Fellowship Program trains the next generation of scientists by supporting graduate students and postdoctoral researchers in pursuing their research vision to understand nature and culture with the museum's research staff, collections and facilities.

They hope to involve middle school and high school students to collect sap data and, in the process, motivate the next generation of scientists with real - world questions.

Duncan Selbie, Chief Executive of PHE said: «It's important that the current generation of scientists informs and inspires the next generation, and shows young people the range of routes and opportunities they can pursue within world - leading UK science.

And a challenge for generations of scientists to come.»

The study's authors chose the species name, panamensis, to recognize «the Republic of Panama, its people, and the many generations of scientists who have studied its geological and biological histories.»

This classic work has inspired several generations of scientists to discover mechanisms of cell identity, which have informed a lot of the discoveries in stem cell biology and reprogramming that have followed.

The Conservatives have today urged Alistair Darling to adopt a # 600m package to provide more science and training courses for what otherwise could be a lost generation of scientists and engineers.

A common and primary theme throughout the project was the need to engage and nurture a new generation of scientists around the world to meet current and future demand at the science - policy interface.

That wish came true for an entire generation of scientists Thursday.

Dr. Elena Flitsiyan of the Department of Physics explains why the interaction between generations of scientists at the Lindau Nobel meeting is important for the University of Central Florida and for young researchers like Casey.

The NOAA Northeast Fisheries Science Center (NEFSC), the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI), and the University of Massachusetts School for Marine Science and Technology (SMAST) are working together to train future generations of scientists in a program designed to address an anticipated shortfall of researchers in the fields of quantitative fisheries and ecosystem science.

Something was overlooked or a general theory was pushed beyond the evidence, which a later generation of scientists discover to the chagrin of their predecessors.

To an extent unimaginable to an earlier generation of scientists, the rising generation of academic experts sees little or no tension between truth - seeking and money - making.

Looking back 3 years, it's hard to believe that I was that young postdoc, but the skills I've learned as a result of my SPIRE training will benefit the next generation of scientists whom I will teach and mentor in the classroom and laboratory.

The fundamental unity of science training and science scholarship does not relieve research scientists — their labs teeming with graduate students and postdocs supported by stipends paid from research grants — or their host institutions, or the funding organizations, of the responsibility to take training the next generation of scientists very, very seriously.

As Rachel Austin, a recently tenured assistant chemistry professor at Bates College, Maine, told Next Wave, «this is the first generation of scientists who feel free to say, «Hey, I'm a parent.»»

Shatz says the community must figure out how to meet the needs of the next generation of scientists if academic research is to remain an attractive career.

The immersive course sought to train the next generation of scientists seeking to address societal problems through international cooperation and policymakers looking to ground their work on scientific evidence.

Confronting threats from angry silverback gorillas and armed rebel troops in the Congo, Raffaele follows in the footsteps of Jane Goodall and Dian Fossey and meets the next generation of scientists working to protect these intelligent and endangered animals.

Providing federal recognition for same sex unions that would enable equal benefits and issuing federal mandates for the protection of LGBTs in the workplace would encourage the younger generation of scientists like Dash, Ventura, and Prescod - Weinstein to participate openly and proudly in the nation's scientific enterprise.

is one of the oldest questions, and numerous generations of scientists and just people are curious looking at the sky.»

Brain Explorers: CBN Helps the Next Generation of Scientists Investigate the Body's Most Complex Organ

Bayer plant scientist Ray Shillito: Educating the next generation of scientists about how to communicate with the public will help...

NIH also plays an important role in training the next generation of scientists so maintaining the current funding level will affect the scientific workforce for many years to come.

We are learning so much today about how animals think and feel, and chapter 2 examines that evidence along with the long history of denials among generations of scientists.

The GLUON Scientist - In - Residence programme is designed for a new generation of scientists interested in collaborating with artists.

Some «modernist» holdbacks resist, and some Christians like myself (who are not modern), but it seems that too many of the upcoming generation of scientists are thoroughly postmodernist.

Scientific theories evolve, and their marvellous achievements today are the result not just of the brilliance of individual scientists, but the accumulation of the efforts of generations of scientists.

This blog post is an excerpt from Save Our Science: How To Inspire a New Generation of Scientists by Ainissa Ramirez (TED Books).