Sentence examples for public curator from inspiring English sources

The International Molecular Exchange (IMEx) consortium can be considered the key public curator of such data, focusing on manually curated data to ensure the high-quality datasets that are required for further analysis [ 48].

Hendrik Folkerts, the Stedelijk museum's public curator, explained to AFP that he was hosting a conference about how the world would be perceived by children of the Eighties if they were similarly absorbed by social media and the cult of the celebrity.

Art Public Curator Christine Kim Discusses Bringing Art Outdoors at Miami Beach.

Crucially, public curators were given first choice of the inheritance – they could pick the very best of Picasso's personal collection to represent his entire career.

"I certainly wouldn't be comfortable going in right now," said Yvonne Force Villareal, a public art curator.

Kathleen Goncharov, the public art curator at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology List Visual Arts Center in Cambridge, Mass., will be the commissioner for the United States Pavilion.

Page E1 THE PUBLIC AS CURATOR Anybody can be relied upon to be an expert in one area: personal likes and dislikes.

The main feature of the Marine Genomics project is that all data is accessible to the public (non-curator viewers) as a curated clearing house for genomic and transcriptomic data of marine organisms.

Land-grant schools, museums and libraries, citizens with expertise, local professional organizations — these would become the public interest curators — representing voices that often go missing in today's public policy clamor.

Among the eyewitnesses have been members of the public, and curators and other employees hired by the museum which owns the house.

Though most of the building has since been transformed into an airy, modern public space, curators have preserved the original patriarch's library and study.