Sentence examples for brilliant research from inspiring English sources

He won recognition as a brilliant research chemist, becoming department chairman by the age of 38.

Why, then, should students have to pay more for teaching excellence when industry pays less for accessing brilliant research?

London zoo's scientific arm, the Zoological Society of London, does brilliant research work, such as its whale strandings programme.

Spending time with him in the sofa area of his office, it is possible to forget that he is among the most brilliant research scientists of his generation.

Hepburn played an intensely brilliant research librarian with the belief in the power of a woman's mind over the advent of the machine.

It's Estonia (I have tried to check this but the Economist's brilliant research department does not work at weekends so I am not completely certain).That's not exactly new though I may be the first person to have spotted it.

Bishop was once a brilliant, heretical research scientist and a leading expert on flesh-eating substances.

The brilliant things research turns up is one of the best things about my job.

"It's absolutely brilliant, groundbreaking research," says Pascal Belin, a neuroscientist at the University of Glasgow in the United Kingdom, who was part of the team that identified the voice areas in the human brain in 2000.

The protocol Vitti designed, which uses the science of food (nutrigenomics) to manipulate a woman's hormonal biochemistry, is now the subject of a year-long clinical trial spearheaded by a brilliant reproductive research scientist and physician from Columbia University.

The Chronicle of Higher Education reports [ 36] that, only 45percentt of the articles published were cited within the first five years after publication and states, 'while brilliant and progressive research continues apace here and there, the amount of redundant, inconsequential, and outright poor research has swelled in recent decades, filling countless pages in journals and monographs' [ 36].