Sentences with phrase «new generation of scientists»

STPF fellows are an ever - growing network of professionals helping improve policy outcomes and mentoring new generations of scientists and engineers.

Gordon Kennedy, group operations director of Scottish Enterprise Glasgow, says, «The 21st century will provide exceptional challenges for a whole new 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.

There is serious financial upside to space investing, and commercial space is inspiring a new generation of scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs.

Paul Tough introduces us to a new generation of scientists and educators who are radically rethinking our understanding of how children develop character, how they learn to think, and how they overcome adversity.

How Children Succeed introduces us to a new generation of scientists and educators who are radically changing our understanding of how children develop character, how they learn to think, and how they overcome adversity.

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.

It also cited a need to «engage and nurture a new generation of scientists around the world» and to place leaders in science, technology, engineering and mathematics at the crossroads of science and policy.

BMSI aims to encourage, support, and inspire a new generation of scientists: those who are not only good in science but also have the entrepreneurial spirit to convert research ideas from the laboratory into commercially viable products or services.

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.

The race was on, and it swept up a new generation of scientists, like Tim Spahr.

A president could inspire a new generation of scientists and engineers, a new Sputnik generation that would be of tremendous benefit to this country and to the world.

Now a new generation of scientists is using light to study the activity of neurons — including those previously inaccessible — without damaging nearby cells.

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

To essentially say to a new generation of scientists and engineers and science educators that there's very limited opportunity isn't going to do the country a lot of good.»

Today a new generation of scientists is discovering just how powerful the McGurk Effect really is.

Other such trees likely hold «secrets yet to be discovered by a new generation of scientists,» they write — if current researchers can get to the trees before they disappear.

Leaders who call for Americans to meet the challenge, support fundamental research, and support educational and career initiatives in the sciences can mobilize a new generation of scientists.

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

Dean Kamen's new television program takes viewers on a behind - the - scenes look at cutting - edge research in hopes of inspiring a new generation of scientists, engineers and inventors

His popularity is such that Sir Patrick Bateson, a leading ethologist at Cambridge University, says Dawkins has been single - handedly responsible for inspiring a new generation of scientists to enter biology in the United Kingdom, and probably elsewhere.

This interdisciplinary conference will bring together the new generation of scientists who analyse transcription at the systems level, with established scientists whose seminal work paved the way to understanding the transcription process.

Finally, the intensive focus on cross-disciplinary research has the potential of reaping the rewards of a different sort of investment as well — one in training a new generation of scientists who will seek to continue working at the intersection of biological and physical sciences research.

Abecasis leads the University's Biostatistics department, which is training a new generation of scientists and making contributions to the statistical and computational machinery for the analysis of diverse types of biomedical data — including not only genomic data but also electronic health records, registry data and health surveys, a variety of imaging data types, and environmental exposures, among others.

High - level science leaders say the developing world needs bold, sustained efforts to prepare a new generation of scientists — especially women.

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

The mission of the Young Scientist Lab is to foster a new generation of scientists who are inspired to improve the world with science.

You must be one of the new generation of scientist... I didn't know that Unicorns could fart anyway, or perhaps you mean Unipart?

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

Until funding agencies re-prioritize and universities start training a new generation of scientists they will remain so.

Can Obama take on that role — championing shifts in investments and priorities that can help build a new generation of scientists, engineers, entrepreneurs and investors focused on forging an economy and lifestyle for the long haul?

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.

The Met Office has launched WOW Schools, a project to help inspire and educate a new generation of scientists.