Sentence examples for in new scientist from inspiring English sources

A good story in New Scientist describes how companies are using AI to monitor workplace productivity.

In a recent essay in New Scientist the psychologist Dorothy Rowe explained that none of us can see reality.

The researchers, from the Centre for Applied Microbiology at Porton Down, write in New Scientist that listeria kept at fridge temperature double in number every 18 hours.

A fascinating story in New Scientist last week suggests that the effect could have been exacerbated by cooking the coal seams through which the magma erupted.

Robin discusses a poll of forensic scientists published in New Scientist that suggests closure of the UK's Forensic Science Service could increase the number of miscarriages of justice.

In June, I spoke to Potočnik for a feature that appears in New Scientist this week and he told me about Slavc's extraordinary journey across Europe.

Dr. Levine brought in new scientists and strengthened the university in areas like physics and computational sciences.

Now Dr. Levine, a prominent cancer researcher who was chairman of Princeton University's molecular biology department, is trying to move the university in new directions, bringing in new scientists, fashioning new partnerships with other universities, and raising more money to supplement the university's $200 million budget and $1.4 billion endowment.

This was based on an article in the New Scientist in January 2002 [ 1] written by a science writer in residence at the Novartis Foundation.

In 2013, a British man called Graham was interviewed in the New Scientist.

And thanks to the growth in Antarctic ecotourism, this trend could continue, warns an article in the New Scientist last month.