Sentence examples for engineering scientists from inspiring English sources

Using genetic engineering, scientists modify the virus's DNA sequence to further control how it binds.

In the traditional stepwise approach to genetic engineering, scientists tinker gene by gene with a cell's metabolic system, attempting to rev up some reactions and dampen others.

Before athletes are fitted with designer genes, the next advance may be to create more synthetic versions of drugs like EPO and growth hormone that mimic the effects of genetic engineering, scientists said.

However, with the emergence of tissue engineering, scientists have been constantly investigating to use three-dimensional (3D) scaffold as an alternative source of natural tissue needed for transplantation.

In the early 1970s, paralleling developments in genetic engineering, scientists discovered ways to manufacture customized genes, which were built from scratch, or de novo (Latin for "anew"), one nucleotide (one unit of DNA) at a time.

The latter activities are, of course, the domain of engineering, and many important modern subfields of solid mechanics have been actively developed by engineering scientists concerned, for example, with mechanical, structural, materials, civil, or aerospace engineering.

Anthony Majoros, a senior engineering scientist at McDonnell Douglas Aerospace in Long Beach, Calif., recently began testing one of Neumann's prototype systems.

Mihalis is an antibody and protein engineering scientist at Denali Therapeutics.

All follow the philosophy of Dr. Raymond W. Brandt, a human engineering scientist and author of the book "Twin Loss," who founded the group, which now has several thousand members worldwide, in 1986.

Kyung-Suk Kim has 38 years of experience as an engineering scientist and is currently Professor of Engineering at Brown University.

The interdisciplinary center, affiliated with Berkeley Engineering, brings together engineers, scientists and business leaders to focus on pressing development challenges.