"We have the highest density of climate scientists in the world in the Boulder-to-Broomfield corridor," said Marda Kirn, who runs EcoArts, an interdisciplinary arts organization here.
I also highly recommend the Pig and Whistle pub in Kyoto, it must have the highest density of foreign scientists in the whole of East Asia.
Marda Kirn told The New York Times that Boulder has the "highest density of climate scientists in the world," which the Times affectionately mocked in their review of the exhibition, "as if climatology Ph.D.'s were stacked like rolls of paper towels at Costco".
Marda Kirn told The New York Times that Boulder has the "highest density of climate scientists in the world," which the Times affectionately mocked in their review of the exhibition, "as if climatology Ph.D.'s were stacked like rolls of paper towels at Costco". Boulder was indeed a perfect home for Weather Report.
If evidence for hominins 700,000 years ago could be missed for 200 years in a part of the world with probably the highest density of collectors and scientists, what might we yet find, in older deposits here and elsewhere?
It has one of the most educated populationsin the world, with the highest density of engineers and scientists, and the greatest concentration of high-tech companies outside of Silicon Valley.
Efforts to save some of the world's most endangered species may be missing their targets by concentrating on the places in the world that do not have the richest density of animals and plants, scientists have found.
The social structure of the regional economy in which a university is embedded will strongly influence the density of contacts linking university scientists with individuals in industry, and through doing so, impact the density of networks through which university knowledge can be commercialized.
The lithostatic pressure was estimated from a density curve that was in turn calculated from resistivity logging data, assuming a constant grain density of 2.50 g/cm3 (Expedition 343/343T Scientists, 2013).
In the mid-nineteen-nineties, in studies with mice, Libby, working in parallel with other groups of scientists, found that low-density lipoproteins — LDLs, those particles of "bad" cholesterol — can work their way into the lining of arteries.
