Sentence examples for researcher founded from inspiring English sources

Teacher Judith Paul and her husband, Terrance, a lawyer and education researcher, founded ALS in 1986.

The RNI was given to Berkeley because researchers there had made so much progress at understanding how the neocortex gives rise to higher learning that Hawkins and another researcher founded a company called Numenta.

So in 2000, Zelinsky and three of his researchers founded Seeing Machines with $500,000 in seed capital, determined to sell his inventions to the car industry.

The researchers founded higher median concentrations of BBzP in dust among cases than among controls.

The findings in the current literature review were that, in fact, in health the agenda is usually driven by the organisation attempting to start the community and/or the researchers founding the community.

Ms. Katz, a former protégé of the terrorism researcher Steven Emerson, founded the SITE Institute after the Sept. 11 attacks.

"Aging," declares Dr. Marianne Legato, a leading medical researcher who founded the Partnership for Gender-Specific MediColumbia Universityisersity, "is nature's way of preparing us for death.

"It's a hot topic, and people haven't realized this spooky thing about how much they are depending on A.I.," said W. Daniel Hillis, a veteran artificial-intelligence researcher who founded Metaweb Technologies here last year.

"If you are not the standard device for a treatment, you're in trouble," said James Muller, a noted cardiologist and heart disease researcher who founded InfraReDx in 1998 and became its chief executive in 2005.

One Space Adventures customer who paid his deposit more than a decade ago is Madsen Pirie, a British researcher who founded the Adam Smith Institute, which is dedicated to free-market policy.

Zwan, who holds a doctorate in space physics from Rice University, is a former academic researcher who founded Digital in 1990 and took it public in 1997.