Sentence examples for high-level scientist from inspiring English sources

The head of the US team was Nobel-prizewinning physicist Luis W Alvarez - the first high-level scientist with whom Clarke had worked.

Yet even high-level scientists have been tempted to sell their expertise.

What's more, in some quarters, atheism, far from being rare, is the norm -- among scientists, for example, particularly high-level scientists who populate academia.

High-level scientists and mathematicians understandably worry about shortages at the top, but many observers realize that the crisis really starts at the bottom.

But several other high-level scientists and military officials in the weapons programs have already surrendered and have apparently so far denied that Iraq had an active program to make unconventional weapons.

I work and write with high-level scientists, including physicists, geneticists, and others who believe, as I do, that mainstream science, like mainstream medicine, has a lot to gain from keeping the flow of ideas moving.

In Merchants of Doubt, the scientific historian Naomi Oreskes describes how a group of high-level scientists, with deep connections in politics and the tobacco industry, ran effective campaigns to mislead the public and deny well-established scientific knowledge on the link between tobacco and cancer.

In the space of a single paragraph he talks about a book he's publishing about genetics (noting that he "work[s] and write[s] with high-level scientists") then insists he's merely "an interested amateur". If he is publishing scientific claims and actively collaborating in scientific research, he cannot claim to be merely an amateur.

Like Voehringer, a growing number of high-level scientists are discovering the merits of temporary employment.

The HTS product market, he told the committee, could be worth $45 billion by 2025, creating as many as 150,000 jobs: "I would project that at least half of the jobs over the next 20 years would require high-level scientists and engineers to fully realize the potential of the HTS product market".

That's why Asia is forging ahead [in nanomedicine]." Singapore has shown to be a powerhouse of nanotech research as "it is pouring lots of money into recruiting high-level scientists in nanomedicine and nanotechnology," says Scott McNeil, who heads the U.S. National Cancer Institute's Nanotechnology Characterization Laboratory (NCL).