Sentences with phrase «scientific deep dive»

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When you're writing a scientific manuscript, for instance, you know that your audience is other experts, so you use technical language and dive deep into details.

Hartmann commended AAAS, in his conversation with Holt: «For anybody who has any interest at all into a deep dive into the entire spectrum of any scientific disciplines, your organization is the place to go, and Science magazine is the thing to be reading,» said Hartmann, a long - time member.

The dive was part of DEEPSEA CHALLENGE, a joint scientific expedition by Cameron, the National Geographic Society and Rolex to conduct deep - ocean research.

On May 25, the team, which includes co-principal investigators Louis Whitcomb, a professor of mechanical engineering at The Johns Hopkins University, and Dana Yoerger of WHOI who were responsible for development of the vehicle's navigation and control system, conducted a planned sequence of successively deeper dives — testing Nereus, making scientific observations and collecting deep - sea samples at each depth they reached.

My last two books, Grain Brain and Brain Maker, were deep dives focused on why the brain degenerates and looking at it from a detailed scientific perspective.

Fans dive deep into the scientific reasoning behind the creation of Calvin and learn why it inspires wonder and fear in «Creating Life: The Art and Reality of Calvin.»

«Dan is just showing that high - SC folks are very receptive to scientific arguments regardless of group identity, not that they're doing investigative deep dives into academic - level science in order to compensate for popsci's shortcomings»

Healing Moments in Psychotherapy dives deep into the art and science of healing from the perspective of a variety of clinical approaches and scientific viewpoints, including interpersonal neurobiology.