Sentences with phrase «hundreds of researchers»

The cuts, it noted, would amount to a 25 percent reduction in grant money over the next few years, which news accounts said also threatened the jobs of hundreds of researchers.

It assesses research and policy options and its key scientific working group draws on contributions from hundreds of researchers.

This gel has been safety - tested and approved by hundreds of researchers and medical professionals.

The sequencing of the human genome involved hundreds of researchers around the world, with five centers taking on the lion's share of the work (see chart).

Thus this project reflects the ethos of science, as hundreds of researchers have donated their time and effort to share their insights and the excitement of discovery on this open forum.

Over the past decade, he has moved aggressively to protect his intellectual property, demanding payments of as much as tens of thousands of dollars each from hundreds of researchers.

Gerstein is one of hundreds of researchers who participated in ENCODE, or the Encyclopedia of DNA Elements, a massive collaboration launched in 2003 to catalogue the human genome's every last piece.

Hundreds of researchers in a collaborative project called «It from Qubit» say space and time may spring up from the quantum entanglement of tiny bits of information

Over nearly a decade, Purdy and his successor, Larry Clark, gathered recommendations from hundreds of researchers on what an ocean observing system should do and which sites would be best to add.

Eighteen modelling groups performed a set of coordinated, standard experiments, and the resulting model output, analysed by hundreds of researchers worldwide, forms the basis for much of the current IPCC assessment of model results.

It means mobilizing hundreds of researchers over a five - year period to chart the exact location of nearly 100,000 genes on the 23 pairs of human chromosomes.

Prior to that, he oversaw the construction of the lab's flagship particle collider, PEP - II, which attracted hundreds of researchers from around the world.

For fusion - powered energy, you need big science — massive laboratories, hundreds of researchers making this their life's work, advanced equipment and a concerted multiyear drive — and NIF is nothing if not big science.

Seventy - two new genetic variants that contribute to the risk of developing breast cancer have been identified by a major international collaboration involving hundreds of researchers worldwide.

The Graphene Week, for example, is an annual forum bringing together hundreds of researchers to share their latest developments across disciplines — the next will be held in Gothenburg, Sweden, in June 2014.

The 44th Annual Meeting of the AAS Division of Planetary Sciences hosted hundreds of researchers and revealed volumes of scientific results.

Further, INQUA, which is an umbrella organization for hundreds of researchers knowledgeable about past climate, does not subscribe to Mörner's position on climate change.

Since 2011, we've assisted hundreds of researchers by providing legal counsel, matching them with pro bono legal representation, and filing amici curiae — «friend of the court» — briefs in their cases.

Both Facebook and Google, and to a lesser extent Amazon and Microsoft, are powerhouses in AI, employing hundreds of researchers working across a number of different domains that routinely publish substantive papers that help inform internal products and the collective AI research community at large.

He is just one of hundreds of researchers who are investigating the healing powers of peppers as used by folk practicioners.

He says politicians need to understand that large - scale science experiments can not be stopped and started without disrupting the research as well as the lives and careers of hundreds of researchers, which he says can strangle a scientific field when it happens repeatedly.

Hundreds of researchers around the world now hammer away at its equations every day, trying to make the different parts of the theory hang together.

My conference, called the Sages and Scientists Symposium: The Merging of A New Future, is only one in a wave of gatherings through which hundreds of researchers are working to define a new paradigm for the relationship between spirituality and science.

CEPH's «first - generation» map, assembled by hundreds of researchers and with financial support from the US National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, is based mainly on the relative positions of genes on chromosomes.

Federal cuts by the Harper government have forced Fisheries and Oceans to lay off hundreds of researchers, as well as 700 Coast Guard workers; dismantle a marine contaminants program; and close the Kitsilano Coast Guard station, the first line of defence against oil spills.

At a time when the nation is grappling with an opioid crisis, hundreds of researchers, addiction experts and service - providers are meeting in Buffalo to discuss prevention strategies.

The hundreds of researchers who have spent decades developing the telescope's hardware, software and core scientific objectives will be among the first to scale that learning curve.

The work is detailed in a paper in Nature Communications by fisheries researchers Daniel Pauly and Dirk Zeller of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, and it builds on a decade - long project that has drawn in hundreds of researchers from around the world.

The bleak outlook seems even more so in the wake of this month's announcements by Pfizer of plans to reduce research and development spending by as much as US$ 2 billion and to lay off hundreds of researchers (see'Pfizer slashes R&D»).

«We are grateful to CRI and the hundreds of researchers who have contributed to this important resource,» said Justin Guinney, Ph.D., Vice President of Computational Oncology at Sage Bionetworks.

But, that requires bringing together hundreds of researchers and their biomedical datasets, all of whom may have a different way of looking at the data.

Almost all the hundreds of researchers affected so far have complied with the department's demand that they submit a fingerprint chart and fill out employment applications that asks whether the applicant has ever been convicted of a felony or has used drugs illegally in the previous year.

Under the broad umbrella of «social and emotional learning,» hundreds of researchers, teachers, administrators, and policymakers around the country have been trying to promote the social and emotional development of children and adults.

But, finally, the huge anger of hundreds of researchers, revolted by the lies repeated by Claude Allegre, prevailed.