Sentence examples for an interview with science from inspiring English sources

In an interview with Science Insider (subscription needed), Rosina Bierbaum, PCAST member and chair of the working group responsible for the report, suggested that the recommended quadrennial ecosystem assessments would cost about $5- $10 million each.

In an interview with Science Careers, Roberts shared his thoughts on how to build a career in science.

In an interview with Science in 2012, Grunsfeld said that keeping "Hubble 2.0" on track was his top priority.

Rios says in an interview with Science Careers that although such things have occurred, they probably haven't occurred recently.

In an interview with Science last month, Torti noted that FDA doesn't fund nearly all the science it should.

But he said in an interview with Science that he did not knowingly violate the ban on embryo research.

The controversy and Glover's remarks, in an interview with Science illustrate the difficulties scientists face in trying to bring science to bear on policy.

If you control for everything and you still see differences, the only thing at fault is the system itself," Gibbs says in an interview with Science Careers.

"At every level in academia, successful women scientists outsource the housework twice as much as their male counterparts," Schiebinger says in an interview with Science Careers.

"The Rubicon has been crossed," says Harry Elston, editor-in-chief of the Journal of Chemical Health and Safety, in an interview with Science Careers.

"I've puzzled," says Michael Teitelbaum of the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, author of numerous labor market studies, in an interview with Science Careers.