Sentence examples for connected scientists from inspiring English sources

Instead, he thinks, collaborators are contributing ideas to a group of loosely connected scientists in a subfield.

Well-established and politically connected scientists are salivating over the $100 million down payment proposed by the president this week for his BRAIN Initiative, (Brain Research through Advancing Innovative Neurotechnologies, previously referred to as the Brain Activity Map project).

Caren currently works in a corporate pharmaceutical library connecting scientists to information.

The project doesn't directly fund people, but it connects scientists who are doing related work.

So last year he began a matchmaking service, connecting scientists to the appropriate members of the outdoorsy set.

But in order for PPSR to be of greater relevance to conservation, there is an urgent need for communication across all levels, connecting scientists, communities and policy-makers – from local to global and back again.

To connect scientists with patients and advocates, he helped develop a partnership between his lab and the Cancer Resource Center of the Finger Lakes, which DelNero hopes to expand to other institutions.

More broadly, she aims to contribute to both scholarly and public discussions on notions of scientific fact, connecting scientists' concerns about reproducibility with current discussions about post-truth politics.

"We try to put into practice something that is often discussed, but less frequently acted on: connecting scientists on campus with community partners to conduct research that is truly relevant to practice needs," Pillemer said.

Matt Salzberg has set up Petridish.org as a means to connect scientists and potential donors.

ResearchGATE also offers a few applications that help connect scientists in the virtual world.