"Brain imaging offers a fantastic opportunity to study how people respond to political information," said Jonathan D. Cohen, director of the Center for the Study of Brain, Mind and Behavior at Princeton.
Rated number one in this year's Times Higher Education Student Experience survey, the University of Sheffield is quite rightly being recognised for being a fantastic place to study in a poll that isn't exclusively focused on academia.
More than 200 species of birds, including 20 nesting species, have been sighted in the Oceanside Marine Nature Study Area, making it "a fantastic setting to study biological and physical sciences," said Dr. Siegel, who has been a biology teacher for the past 34 years and chairman of Oceanside High's science and technology department for the last 12.
I summarize the recent progress made with the DEEP2 survey on the Keck telescope, a fantastic tool to study galaxies, and galaxy clustering, at redshift one.
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"There are fantastic bright motivated applicants to study medicine.
This accessible tissue, alongside robust animal models, provides a fantastic resource in which to study inflammation, angiogenesis and tissue repair (Fig. 1) to identify new therapeutic targets for gynaecological conditions and generate translational knowledge for application at a host of other tissue sites.
Both America and Europe attract hundreds of thousands of young people from all around the world every year: they come to study at fantastic universities like Harvard, and they want to benefit from the job opportunities as well as the social security and quality of life in countries like Germany.
As part of the NIH Working Group for the BRAIN initiative, I have been stunned and enthralled by the imagination of some of our best scientists as they dream up fantastic new and innovative ways to study brain circuits.
In 1981, he went to study at Leeds - 'a fantastic university' - but found the English department's old-fashioned approach so suffocating that he switched to fine art, which was 'very politicised'.
The information that the telescope collects is then beamed down to astronomers on Earth to study and to create fantastic pictures, like the X-ray photo of galaxy M82 shown above.
