Sentences with phrase «scientific colleagues»
These 1 - day events were designed to provide an opportunity for postdoctoral trainees to present their work, to interact with local scientific colleagues, and to explore future career opportunities.
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For most of the scientific talks and seminars announced here scientific colleagues from other institutions are more than welcome to attend.
This capability will also allow researchers to share what they learn in real - time with scientific colleagues, policymakers, educators, students, and the public.
Bigotry and intolerance from scientific colleagues lead a Swedish scientist to resign from an advisory role with the UK's Global Warming Policy Foundation.
It took another couple of years before Allison and two scientific colleagues entered a collaboration with a Princeton, N.J., company called Medarex.
Georges Lemaître (d. 1966) was a Belgian priest who moved in the highest scientific circles and proposed early on the model of an expanding universe, an idea that met with strong resistance from many scientific colleagues, including Einstein.
What I did find difficult was the challenge from my hard - nosed scientific colleagues to my whole edifice of thought.
Indigenous coastal residents of the western Arctic and I are currently working with 15 scientific colleagues on several research projects that span a variety of topics:
It was a glorious day in the hills above Edinburgh, Scotland, when old friends and scientific colleagues Ian Wilmut and Alan Trounson set off on a hike two decades ago.
CSLDF lets scientific colleagues and the public directly help climate scientists protect themselves and their work from industry - funded legal attacks.
It took another couple of years before Allison and two scientific colleagues entered a collaboration with a Princeton, N.J., company called Medarex.
He's breezy and relatable with villagers, rigorous and exacting with scientific colleagues, and charming and upbeat with ministers and international donors.
However, the broadcaster's own brand of non-belief is far less abrasive than some of his scientific colleagues in the organisation.
My scientific colleagues in Oxford and London are puzzled by Hawking's bold declarations about God, mainly because they are such speculative interpretations of what is already a very speculative theory.
Wilson gives full play to his prejudices and preconceptions in a way that he would find preposterous if indulged in by a scientific colleague writing about science.
For me this has been the most enlightening concept in process thought, but for most of my scientific colleagues it is not a stepping stone to understanding but a stumbling block.
For some time now many scientists, even and perhaps especially those connected to the climate alarmism movement, have worried about the exaggerations and downright apocalyptic scenarios which have come out of the writings of some of their scientific colleagues like James Hansen or James Lovelock,....
One reason why my scientific colleagues find process thought a stumbling block is that they suppose one is attributing consciousness to all individual entities.
A second difficulty my scientific colleagues create is their supposition that process thought attributes sentience to everything, including rocks and solar systems.
Students of seventeenth century British natural philosophy know that Locke was one of many in his day who saw their task as continuous with the efforts of «natural philosophers» — their scientific colleagues.
As a person who has moved for decades between the worlds of research science and science policy, Gates has watched some of his scientific colleagues flounder when it comes to getting their messages across to politicians.
As I contemplated leaving the lab, many of my scientific colleagues expressed concerns that my decision would prove to be irreversible.
Mumbengegwi and his scientific colleagues are closing the expertise gap in part by collaborating with research groups and organizations outside the country.
More researchers than ever are posting video online, say video professionals, whether their audience is scientific colleagues or the broader public.
Perhaps not surprisingly, Panksepp has encountered an unfortunate resistance to his interpretation of this body of findings, especially among his scientific colleagues.
Engineers work in, and exploit, the scientific environment of the day, which they hope will continue to expand through the unfettered efforts of their scientific colleagues.
Her scientific colleagues remember her fondly.
But Woodgett cautioned his scientific colleagues not to expect the creation of the new position to lead to a big boost in research funding.
The death of a scientific colleague may not be as emotionally charged as the loss of a family member.
Many years ago, a scientific colleague and fellow sufferer advised me to take glucose as soon as the «aura» of an oncoming migraine is apparent.
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Situated on the UCSB campus and overlooking the Pacific Ocean, the institute at any given time hosts two or three programs in which theoretical physicists meet up to learn from their scientific colleagues, collaborate, and discuss the implications of new discoveries.
I also want to thank our scientific colleagues and the coalition of community members, educators, businesses, unions, political leaders, and stakeholders in Hawaii who have brought us to the point of the granting of the CDUP.
LGBTQ - identified professionals surveyed by Queer in STEM are overwhelmingly open about their LGBTQ identities in personal contexts; but many are not «out» to their scientific colleagues or their students.
Should he discover the fairy, Griffiths is likely to take her to his scientific colleagues for research, where Tink would end up pinned to a card under glass for eternity.
All the evidence points to a heart attack, but Humphrey's convinced that foul play was involved, and begins questioning the man's scientific colleagues.
Communication science represents the final common pathway for public health leaders to influence both their scientific colleagues and the general public.
We experienced both; the good faith back and forth with our scientific colleagues, all of us just interested in figuring out the truth, and we were also subject to attack by those that saw our findings as a threat to particularly fossil fuel interests who don't want to see the regulation of greenhouse gas emissions.
I am disappointed by the letter from the five scientists nominated by you in your previous letter, in which they decline to meet my scientific colleagues for a discussion of the issues involved in climate change policy.