Sentence examples for returned to science from inspiring English sources
Fuchs spent nine years in jail for revealing atomic secrets, then returned to science.
After the Sunday Times and LWT, Margerison returned to science as chairman of Computer Technology Ltd (1971-75), and later director of the Nuclear Electricity Information Group and a consultant for the British Nuclear Industry Forum.
After self-producing the crime film Spione (Spies) in 1928, Lang returned to science fiction for the silent production Frau im Mond (1929; Woman in the Moon; also known as By Rocket to the Moon), which was released without even a score.
Since their inception, 191 fellowships have been awarded and an impressive 96percentt of awardees have returned to science careers after completing the program.
Carol Robinson, a chemist at the University of Oxford in the United Kingdom, who returned to science following a prolonged career break to raise three children and has since received many honors for her research into the 3D structure of proteins, welcomes the recommendations.
Back to science: Blum returned to science in 2007, when she founded and became executive director of the Green Science Policy Institute, a nonprofit think tank in Berkeley that educates consumers and policymakers about how to reduce toxins in furniture, baby products, electronics and other household goods.
Aside from a series of lectures on electricity to women in 1888, she did not return to science until 1891.
About seven years later, he was restless, eager to return to science but aware that he would have to show some accomplishment in research to get back into the game.
In his new film, "Prometheus," Mr. Scott, returning to science fiction after a 30-year post- Blade Runner" absence, entwines the visceral, creatural dread of "Alien" with some of the quasi-mythic grandiosity of "Chariots".
One of these is that it is very difficult to return to science after a career break to have a child something Mr Summers also talked about in his speech.Worse, from a scientific viewpoint, Mr Summers may have compounded the problem by mentioning it.
