Sentence examples for science myself from inspiring English sources

"I do not have to do the big science myself", I thought.

As a novelist with a background in science myself (a PhD in nuclear physics, since you ask), I find that the depiction of scientific ideas in fiction can often be ham-fisted, superficial or just plain wrong.

"Now, I hold a graduate degree in political science myself," Flake noted.

"It helped me realize there were other ways to be involved with science, without actually doing the science myself, that were also really fulfilling and used my skill set".

Some years after that, when I began to teach K-12 science myself, I realized that in my K-12 experience I had never learned answers to the questions that interested me most, such as how the dinosaurs and other extinct creatures evolved, why the sky is blue, what controls the tides, and what causes earthquakes and volcanoes.

"I have a trans-disciplinary approach to art – I'm from a science background myself – and I'm interested in all aspects of knowledge production.

And as should be clear to anyone following the science, I myself have published analyses that detail potential biases in tree-ring proxy estimates.

While popularizers and communicators of science like myself seek to capture the imagination of the public with exciting discoveries of new subatomic particles or distant planets, we must not lose sight of the real problems facing the world today that science can help address — from religious extremism and population growth to the security nexus of energy, food and water supplies.

I've never hired a science writer myself, but my understanding is that such positions draw an incredible variety of applicants, including a large number of disillusioned scientists.

He's from Columbus, Ohio, where he goes to school for political science ("digging myself into a $13,000 hole of student debt") and works as a line cook.

Please allow me to introduce myself, I am Dr Kayleigh Dodd, once a hard working, enthusiastic young science graduate preparing myself for an illustrious and distinguished career in medical research.