Sentence examples for rally scientists from inspiring English sources

Clark decided in the 1980s to rally scientists and resources around the cause of biogerontology research.

He was determined to rally scientists around the idea of drilling into the Earth's mantle so that they could better understand its composition, evolution and role.

When health concerns threatened Gascon specialties, he rallied scientists to a study of the effects of foie gras on health.

A week after the election, Holt published an editorial in Science magazine rallying scientists to advocate for their work during the new administration.

The roots of the campaign can be traced back to humble beginnings in May, when the charity Sense About Science began rallying scientists and the blogger Jack of Kent organised a pub rally in support of libel reform.

Weiler challenged Stern to rally planetary scientists' support for the mission in the decadal survey, a once-a-decade, prioritized wish list that's meant to reflect science's unified voice.

This years, NASA and TopCoder held the Asteroid Data Hunter Challenge, which exemplifies the benefits of rallying citizen scientists to take on a single task.

This week's meeting in Senegal was not only the first pan-African physics conference; it also became a rally to unite scientists behind Africa's SKA bid and the multinational coalition of scientists have a punter's chance that a few years ago would've been a major long shot.

All that's required is for the auto industry to rally behind the scientists and engineers who have spent the past decade developing a wireless technology called V2X.

However, planetary scientists rallied to the defense of a lower-cost, conventional space probe already in planning.

The nine-spotted ladybug, New York's official state insect, was feared to be extinct in this state until citizen scientists rallied to Cornell's call to help look for it.