Sentence examples for biotechnology scientists from inspiring English sources

We developed a nation-wide survey of 912 plant and animal biotechnology scientists at 60 research universities.

A18 SCIENCE/HEALTH Rules Lag on Biotechnology Scientists are creating a menagerie of genetically modified animals, promising what biotech backers say will be advantages like cheaper and more nutritious food.

While a company in Australia has been trying to create a blue rose through the use of biotechnology, scientists at Scotts have already developed genetically altered petunias and geraniums in laboratories in St . Louis

Development of flexible laboratory automation systems has attracted tremendous attention in recent years as biotechnology scientists perform diverse types of protocols and tend to continuously modify them as part of their research.

We recently learned that the 2013 World Food Prize was awarded to three biotechnology scientists, Marc Van Montagu of Belgium, and Mary-Dell Chilton and Robert T. Fraley of the United States, for developing methods of inserting genes from various organisms to plant cells.

The Young European Biotech Network (YEBN) has been set up as an associated section of the European Federation of Biotechnology (EFB) to bring together young European biotechnology scientists.

Alex Ivan, whose father is a biotechnology scientist and whose mother is a neurologist, was also assigned to Fletcher-Maynard.

A biotechnology scientist says organic certification bodies need to relax their rules and be "more realistic" about the presence of genetically modified material in conventional farming.

Whatever the setting, experience is important, says Meenakshi Kashyap, a former biotechnology scientist at an IT and bioinformatics consulting and outsourcing company.

Unlike conventional plant breeding, biotechnology allows scientists to pinpoint useful traits in plants (such as resistance to drought or disease) with great speed.

"Art contributes significantly more to the social dialogue about life sciences and biotechnology than scientists realize," says Lucas Evers.