Sentence examples for physicist based from inspiring English sources

As a theoretical physicist based in Cambridge, I have lived my life in an extraordinarily privileged bubble.

As a medical physicist based in the Netherlands, van 't Riet teaches radiographers about radiation physics and safety.

"[Daneshjou] was the corresponding author on the papers," says an Iranian physicist based in Germany who requested anonymity to avoid harassment of his family in Iran.

Joanna Harper is a medical physicist based in Oregon who could run two-hour-23-minute marathons as "a young man", but is now an age-group national champion as "an old lady".

The Swaminathans' father, for instance, a physicist based in Maryland, is also an accomplished mridangist who accompanies visiting performers.

@daradar We Love Budapest Street Fashion Budapest @Budapestlocal A38 Captain Jennifer Walker is an Anglo-Hungarian ex-physicist based in Budapest.

The neutrino news came from a group of physicists based at the Gran Sasso underground laboratory in Italy and doing business under the apt acronym Opera.

A team of physicists based at the University of Rome has generated both intense excitement and profound skepticism among scientists around the world by presenting evidence that they may have detected a heavy particle that could solve a 70-year-old mystery in astronomy and lead to a conceptual breakthrough in physics.

On Wednesday, an international team of physicists based in the same cavern of the former mine announced a new milestone of frustration, but also hope — this time in the search for dark matter, the mysterious, invisible ingredient that astronomers say makes up a quarter of the cosmos.

Now, as a result of judicious international diplomacy, the Song of the Elements could be extended as far as number 109.The heaviest natural element (they are ordered by the number of protons in their nuclei) is uranium (92), but American physicists based in Berkeley, California, had already been hard at work making artificial ones when Mr Lehrer wrote his song in the late 1950s.

The group of physicists, based at the University of New South Wales and Purdue University, said they had laid the groundwork for a futuristic quantum computer that might one day function in a nanoscale world and would be orders of magnitude smaller and quicker than today's silicon-based machines.