Sentence examples for older scientists from inspiring English sources

Young scientists must hear from older scientists.

Slater was free to photograph both "young tech people inside new buildings and older scientists in their academic offices.

With older scientists, there would be additional health complications, to be sure, but the necessary medical personnel and equipment would still probably be cheaper than designing a return mission.

(He chalks up the "relatively slight accomplishments of Japanese science" to the "Confucian respect for elders that funnels support to mediocre older scientists instead of more talented younger ones" and a tendency to avoid debate).

(The benefit to young scientists, meanwhile, would be far greater than that created by giving more money to older scientists whose work has, in all likelihood, already been recognized and well supported).

The late Professor Kuhn contended, even more assertively, that older scientists almost never relinquish a theoretical frame, but are, thankfully, eventually replaced by a younger generation that has smaller intellectual investments in the status quo.

Technology – Interview an older scientist about how the invention of the Internet has changed the way he or she conducts research.

Rossner's first paper cycled through dozens of drafts with the older scientist.

Rossner stopped by Nossal's office one day, and the older scientist embraced the younger one's interest in scientific publishing.

As an older scientist with a positive tenure decision in your past, you might manage a more prestigious-sounding title, like "visiting scientist" or something, but it amounts to the same thing.

Maybe it's just a coincidence, but Palin actually resembles that old monster movie staple -- the beautiful-but-bookish brunette working as a lab assistant for the older scientist whose irresponsible experiments lead to tragedy.