Sentence examples for policy scientists from inspiring English sources

When it comes to public policy, scientists often get their own way – or, at least, rarely lose out to populism.

In his televised speech the president surprised the research community by announcing that, even under his restrictive policy, scientists would have more than 60 genetically diverse stem cell lines, or colonies, to work with, far more than anyone had previously imagined.

The best-selling book title in the world of research policy: Scientists Are from Mars, Policymakers Are from Venus.

In shaping policy, scientists are saying, look at the evidence.

"There is a serious danger that the repetition of false claims, especially by our country's leaders, will lead to policies that further put our young at risk," the ICSDP, a group of doctors and drug policy scientists and researchers, said in a press release.

However, policy scientists point out that not only does low government capacity constrain the ability to set up legislation, but also sub-system complexity.

Yet it still had the feel of a perfect storm for people like Thomas J. Fernsler, an associate policy scientist in the Math and Science Education Resource Center at the University of Delaware.

The study presents an impressive set of empirical data collection across oceans, says David Streets, an environmental policy scientist at Argonne National Laboratory in Lemont, Illinois, who was not involved in the research.

Speaker Terttu Luukkonen, a research and innovation policy scientist at the Research Institute of the Finnish Economy in Helsinki, explained that transformative research which in Europe is better known as groundbreaking, cutting-edge, or frontier research can take many forms.

If, as a "policy scientist," I am capable of making one tiny contribution to that juncture of science and society, I will regard my winding and shifting educational path as necessary and meaningful, albeit nontraditional.

Although it has taken decades to fully appreciate the consequences of the industrial revolution and the weaknesses in our environmental policies, scientists, lawmakers and ordinary citizens now understand that we have put our planet in peril.