Sentence examples for Game-changing research from inspiring English sources

Energy Secretary Steven Chu wants to open the doors as soon as possible on a new agency within the Department of Energy (DOE) that's designed to identify and fund what he calls "game-changing" research.

A study published today indicates that this system does a reasonable job of predicting the eventual interest in most papers, but it may shoot an air ball when it comes to identifying really game-changing research.

Such game-changing research is taking place at research universities and national laboratories in all the disciplines of science, and most often at the interface of these disciplines.

Here Judith and her team look at defining Sky's market positioning, developing advertising products, producing game changing research and best practice case studies.

He simply can't believe that at a time when his little city-state has invested more than a billion dollars to make Singapore a biomedical science hub and attract the world's best talent, America is debating about spending mere millions on game-changing energy research.

Together, we must dare to find and fund innovative, game-changing scientific research that makes life-saving treatments a reality for women in every corner of the world, and we must dare to envision bold, new global nonprofit collaborations -- across sectors and among former competitors -- to ensure that women everywhere are empowered in the fight against breast cancer.

For me, the former should be reserved for something which is a game-changing piece of research, or a new device or treatment which transforms the way we combat a condition.

Discussion focused on sharing new evidence from applied research on game-changing technologies and human behavior that affect environmental health outcomes.

Big Bio in Cancer research has game-changing implications for treatment and diagnosis.

One of the most important, but little-recognized, game-changing aspects of this new research tool was Apple's involvement and what that represents for the breast cancer community.

OMO Director Sean Higgins characterizes the gift as game-changing for Lamont and for ocean research across the country.