Sentence examples for producing scientists from inspiring English sources

R.H.: That there certainly is some of that, but we can't stop other countries from producing scientists.

… But, university labs have the dual function of producing science and producing scientists" who are fully trained to become future PIs.

And, in the end, Mrs. Howell has a broader goal than to produce scientists.

Dr. Sarkar came to New Jersey last fall to help establish a Ph.D. program in environmental management at Montclair State that will have as its goal to produce "scientists who understand policy, and policy people who understand science".

Once produced, scientists choose those ideas which best fit the facts.

"We've found that the area produces scientists with expertise in protein engineering, chemistry, and antibody technologies, and an understanding of drug discovery.

Small and highly select, the program aims to produce scientists seeking academic research careers and recruits "outstanding science students committed to biomedical research careers" who already have a "sophisticated scientific background" and substantial research experience, the Web site says.

I think it's going to attract a whole different kind of student," with different goals, he says.  . PSM programs do not aim to produce scientists any more than MBA programs try to train academic economists.

Whereas the main objective of mentored research is to produce science (i.e., publishable, novel results), the main objective of research in laboratory courses is to produce scientists (i.e., students who understand the process of science).

But, in any case, school science education is not just about producing future scientists.

The two parts of this problem, he says, are "one, about producing new scientists, and the other, about producing scientific literacy for all".