Sentence examples for exceptional science from inspiring English sources

That venture produced exceptional science, but was less successful as a business.

As a freelance editor and writing mentor, I have seen what I regard as exceptional science fiction produced by women.

Honors include: NASA Medal for Exceptional Science Achievement, Kilby Award, Lawrence Award, Nobel Prize in Physics 2006.

Knowles Science Teaching Foundation KSTFFellowshipsipsupportrt individuals with exceptional science and mathematics content knowledge who are committed to teaching high school in the United States.

"Heart of Darkness offers a fresh perspective on the development of cosmology from one of its pioneers and most original thinkers, Jeremiah Ostriker, in collaboration with an exceptional science writer, Simon Mitton.

Project Director Prof Harald Meller, of the State Office for Heritage Management and Archaeology, Saxony-Anhalt, explains why the identification process has been so fraught: "Medieval bones were moved frequently, and often mixed up, so it required some exceptional science to prove that they are indeed those of Eadgyth".

Widely published in peer-reviewed journals and featured in numerous prestigious media outlets across the globe, Andrew was the 2016 recipient of the Normal Borlaug Award for Field Research and Application recognizing exceptional, science-based achievement in international agriculture and food production by an individual under the age of forty.

Lander is also recognized for his exceptional skill as a science communicator and for his contributions to science policy.

Columbia University's Pi Sigma Alpha Mu Chapter honors exceptional political science students in the oldest department of its kind in the country.

So, having exhausted my borrowing capacity I was told "we'll help you financially if you become a doctor or lawyer". Not being exceptional in sciences meant I had to become a lawyer and put my study of economics on hold.

Looking back nearly thirty years later, one of the conference's organizers, the Nobel laureate Paul Berg, wrote, "This unique conference marked the beginning of an exceptional era for science and for the public discussion of science policy.