Sentence examples for lay scientist from inspiring English sources

Martin Robbins writes for The Lay Scientist and is a spokesman for the 10 23 campaign.

I started my old blog, The Lay Scientist, in a golden age of scepticism that's not so much fizzled out as been assimilated into wider media.

Robbins – whose blog The Lay Scientist is hosted by the Guardian on its new science blogs network – brilliantly parodied a typical news website article about a scientific paper.

Spencer Cox, an AIDS activist whose work with a cadre of lay scientists helped push innovative antiretroviral drugs to market, creating the first effective drug protocols to combat the syndrome, died on Tuesday in Manhattan.

To make a real impact in the lay community, scientists have to not only communicate, but do so effectively.

This confers sufficient power on the ethics committee chairman and averts or forestalls undue pressure on the committee in event of disapproval of research protocols, ○ Provision of a list of members of the proposed ethics committee indicating names, qualifications, what profession or status (scientist, non-scientist, lay person, community representative, religious affiliation, gender etc).

Making any kind of career transition requires that you review your skills to evaluate where your strengths lie, but scientists often discount skills they have learned in graduate school and/or in the lab.

Confronted with a "negative" result, therefore, a scientist might be tempted to either not spend time publishing it (what is often called the "file-drawer effect", because negative papers are imagined to lie in scientists' drawers) or to turn it somehow into a positive result.

It has announced plans to lay off 550 scientists and support staff this year at its headquarters in Wilmington, Del.

The American delegation suggested that the scientists lay out a range of probabilities for staying below the 3.6-degree target, not a single budget, and that is what they finally did.

Nowadays, scientists lay greater emphasis on bio-prospecting of new materials from biological resources.