Sentence examples for science calling from inspiring English sources

I talked to Jennifer Doudna, a prominent genetic scientist at the University of California, Berkeley, who was the lead author of an article in Science, calling for the ban.

This would draw buyers away from the illegal market, explains Biggs, who co-authored a paper in the March issue of the journal Science calling for the introduction of legal trade.

At this time, a new Asilomar conference was convened with a follow-up article published in Science calling for caution (Baltimore, 2015).

Replying on behalf of the original paper's authors, Judy Mikovits of the Whittemore Peterson Institute for Neuro-Immune Dinease in Reno, Nevada, yesterday declined the request in a letter to Science, calling the action "premature".

Nicolelis, who has established a neuroscience laboratory in Natal, in Brazil's northeast region, has at times been a sharp critic of Brazil's system for funding science, calling it closed-minded and bureaucratic.

► In Science, Dennis Normile wrote about the impact of the sinking of the Taiwanese research vessel Ocean Research V,  "less than 2 years after its maiden scientific cruise," on Taiwanese science, calling it "a severe setback for Taiwanese oceanography and related fields".

Earlier this year the European Commission launched a video taster of an initiative to engage more girls in science called Science: It's a Girl Thing.

That has spawned a new field of science called nanomedicine.

But the science, called attribution, has proved complicated.

This effort is being facilitated by the development of an interdisciplinary science called Earth system science.

His father had high expectations; his mother, fascinated by science, called him Mr President.