Sentence examples for celebrated scientists from inspiring English sources

One of the many quirks and privileges of living in Manhattan is finding neighbors who are famous poets, celebrated scientists and aging jazz musicians.

They then looked to see what happened to the fields from which these celebrated scientists had unexpectedly departed, by analysing publishing patterns.

Twelve years ago, Robert Gallo was chief of the laboratory for tumor-cell biology at the National Cancer Institute and one of the world's most celebrated scientists.

One of Australia's most famous and celebrated scientists is Prof Peter Doherty, who, in 1996, was jointly awarded a Nobel prize for his research into the immune system.

Nurse, who was president of the Royal Society until last year, has become one of the most celebrated scientists in Britain.

The RI has also provided a home for a small number of celebrated scientists, including physicists Michael Faraday and Lawrence Bragg.

According to the website, this prize is "dedicated to advancing breakthrough research, celebrating scientists and generating excitement about the pursuit of science as a career".

The Breakthrough Prize honors achievements in science and math so we can encourage more pioneering research and celebrate scientists as the heroes they truly are".

The piece was Danny Heitman's The case for treating Super Bowl and science-fair winners differently (Washington Post, February 2011), which responded to President Obama's call to celebrate scientists as we do football players.

The prize was established 1986 to celebrate scientists whose accomplishments had and still have a major impact on biomedical research.

When was the last time we celebrated our scientists to a similar degree?