Sentence examples for science and help from inspiring English sources

It's a great way to get involved in science and help direct what research is done.

We can keep harmful cuts to education programmes – or we could give more kids a head start, hire more teachers in math and science, and help more kids afford a college education.

It turned out, in that one five-minute talk, I was able to help a daughter understand her late mother's disease, initiate a mentorship with a young girl interested in a career in science, and help raise a lot of money by conveying to my audience the significance of their donations.

The intention is to promote scholarship and encourage students to pursue careers in nuclear science, and help to "build the political will for a clean energy transformation," said John Ritch, director general of the World Nuclear Association, a London-based industry group that is one of four organizations sponsoring the initiative.

In 2013, Google sent two of its engineers to Howard University, where over 90% of the student body is African-American, to teach computer science and help overhaul the school's curriculum in the hopes of making Howard graduates more attractive to tech companies.

The objective of these contests is to involve young students in evolutionary science and help in developing their curiosity and creativity.

Shoemaker's studies of meteorites and astrogeology changed the way people did planetary science and helped open the path for big-event theories of biological change, most notably the theory of species extinction associated with the Chicxulub crater.

Despite her meandering way into science and her subsequent challenges, Brenneman's love for science and helping others has carried her through.

The wave-riding robots are veterans of ocean-going science and helped monitor the spread of oil during the Deepwater Horizon spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

Her commitment to communication led her to found, with some scientist friends, an organization aiming to promote science communication in Portugal, and, more broadly, to view communicating science and helping others do so as an essential part of her job.

If anyone had asked me what aspects of postdoctoral work I found most rewarding, I would have given two answers: talking and writing about science, and helping people solve their problems.