Sentence examples for remarkable scientist from inspiring English sources

Francis Collins is a remarkable scientist and a visionary administrator.

I was saddened to learn today of the passing on Saturday of F. Sherwood Rowland, a remarkable scientist, engaged citizen and professor best known for sharing the 1995 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for work revealing the impact of synthetic chlorofluorocarbons on the atmosphere's protective ozone layer.

Jennifer King, a journalism student who is studying obituaries for her master's thesis at Queensland University of Technology in Australia, wrote to me: I feel Mr Martin was subtly pointing out the irony of a woman in that era not only being a remarkable scientist but also a great wife and mother.

Lady Ada Lovelace was a remarkable scientist of unparalleled charm and allure.

Fred Sanger was a remarkable scientist who left a legacy of superlative achievements that continued throughout his career, not punctuated brilliant insights interspersed with long periods of reflection and inactivity.

This was not just any old Danish-made transcranial magnetic stimulator, however; this was the Medtronic Mag Pro, and it was being operated by Allan Snyder, one of the world's most remarkable scientists of human cognition.

In his letter, David Wright writes that working with ORI's "remarkable scientist-investigators" was "the best job I've ever had".

I have had a chance to visit with some remarkable scientists in places like the Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore, and I have met with young scientists who are full of imagination and creativity and innovation, all ready to change the world.

The creation of such an effective vaccine in near light speed is "remarkable," scientists say, and an emergency stockpile of 300,000 doses has been created in case of another outbreak, The New York Times reports.

'Perhaps the most direct influence on Freud was the thinking of Hermann von Helmholtz … one of the most remarkable scientists of the 19th century, Helmholtz helped bring physiology together with physics and chemistry.

The intellectual pedigree of these ideas can be traced directly from Helmholtz to Viennese expressionism through Sigmund Freud: 'Perhaps the most direct influence on Freud was the thinking of Hermann von Helmholtz … one of the most remarkable scientists of the 19th century, Helmholtz helped bring physiology together with physics and chemistry.