Sentence examples for launch a science from inspiring English sources

The part about inspiration is true enough but it takes more than inspiration to launch a science career.

Gillings subsequently persuaded The World's Work, a subsidiary of William Heinemann, to launch a science fiction pulp magazine titled Tales of Wonder in 1937.

Two years later, Joseph Meyers, Avon's president, decided to launch a science fiction magazine, and Wollheim purchased six stories for it before it was cancelled for financial reasons.

Alireza is living proof that age is no barrier to launching a science career.

Oh, and it runs a smart city accelerator, and is launching a science entertainment program with NBC called The Awesome Show.

In response, the EPA in February 2011 launched a science review to evaluate the potential impacts from industrial scale development to Bristol Bay's extraordinary fish and wildlife.

This has been a Varmus concern too, though as N.I.H. director his effort to establish international programs to combat malaria and launch a global "science corps" foundered as a result of turf battles and financing problems.

In 1931, Harold Hersey, who had been working in the pulp magazine field for over a decade, decided to launch a new science fiction (sf) and fantasy magazine.

It launched as a science program in 2002, but soon began tackling broader issues from different angles, including sport, the death penalty, counter-terrorism and the US supreme court.

So you crowdsource the job... My lab is launching a citizen science project, which is trying to recruit volunteers on the internet to interact with the AI to map out connections.

I'm delighted that The Huffington Post is launching a new Science Section today.