Sentence examples for curious scientists from inspiring English sources

Curious scientists at the University of South Florida and Auburn examined mosquitoes' guts and found snake blood.

Officially described as a survey of "the interstices of art and medicine, death and culture," Morbid Anatomy is really just a creative laboratory where curious scientists, artists, writers and weirdos get together to explore the underworld of scholarship that no one else gives a second glance.

However, if given a visually engaging coffee-table book of the persons and discoveries that shaped the field of virology since Hippocrates, curious scientists will inevitably start paging through history.

Being part of an international 'team' of curious scientists embarking on a journey of discovery into the molecular world of the cell are one of many reasons for bothering with fundamental research.

I imagined that Franklin -- the ever-active traveler, curious scientist and civic developer -- would have been just as intrigued by this day's show of city life and scientific progress as my enraptured son.

The exhibition "Impressed by Light: British Photographs From Paper Negatives, 1840-1860" athehe Metropolitan Museum of Art introduces a very different artistic type: the Victorian gentleman, the eminent academic, the curious scientist, the successful businessman.

"He was a very broad ranging, open-minded, curious scientist who loved to look into new territory and find scouts who would come with him to explore," said David A. Hamburg, a president emeritus of the Carnegie Corporation and past president of the Institute of Medicine in Washington.

Appreciating that your average polar bear wouldn't exactly appreciate a curious scientist fondling its junk – even a scientist with the very purest of intentions – data collection was sadly much easier than it should have been.

Though your average polar bear wouldn't exactly appreciate a curious scientist fondling its junk even a scientist with the very purest of intentions data collection was sadly much easier than it should have been.

During the exploration phase of this work, an individual 49-sample experiment cost approximately $30, representing what a curious scientist might pay simply to instantiate and run a single experiment.

If you don't spontaneously fall asleep, try this 'scientific' method: Pretend you are not the person struggling to sleep but a curious scientist, studying the side effects of 'counting breaths'.