Sentence examples for celebrity scientists from inspiring English sources

She attends a meeting of boring celebrity scientists with Maurice.

Like his competitor Thomas Edison, Tesla was one of America's first celebrity scientists, enjoying the company of New York high society and dazzling the likes of Mark Twain with his electrical demonstrations.

The explosion of science and maths related TV programmes, such as The Big Bang Theory and The Gadget Show, plus the rise in popularity of celebrity scientists such as Professor Brian Cox, has also made Stem more accessible.

To identify Twitter science stars, we began with celebrity scientists such as Tyson and checked out which scientists they followed.

If you don't believe me about the scarcity of celebrity scientists, ask nonscientific friends to name one who's alive today.

To identify Twitter science stars, we began with celebrity scientists such as Neil deGrasse Tyson and checked out which scientists they followed.

That, and the fact that modern scientific investigation tends to be a team effort, has diminished the cult of the celebrity scientist.

But there's always another angle, especially when you cast the physicist not as the mad boffin of later years but as a hip-swivelling, woman-ogling celebrity scientist, as he became (a celebrity, that is; I can't verify the hips) so spectacularly, overnight, in 1919.

At first glance astrophysicist Tyson is an unlikely host to command a talkshow microphone, but as a celebrity scientist of the social media age, TV is just the latest frontier in his mass media-fuelled mission to upend notions of science as the domain of dour men in white lab coats.

At some point last year they interviewed celebrity scientist Michio Kaku, who had some really interesting things to say about what exactly Mrs. Hawking was writing on that chalkboard.

MIT Technology Review first reported that Facebook would launch an Artificial Intelligence lab back in September, but now it has something of a celebrity scientist at its helm.