Sentence examples for science profile from inspiring English sources

He hopes to raise Hofstra's science profile, possibly by developing separate schools of engineering and computer science.

(A Science profile of Greenfield captured the mixed views).

Earlier this year Science profiled Cohen, who has gone to great lengths to expose some of the dangers of these dietary supplements.

Science profiled Nakamura in a 1997 feature: Staying Off Beaten Track Puts LED Researcher a Step Ahead.

The first possibility is that FVB students with a commercial school profile may face better job conditions and better career prospects than FVB students at schools with other profiles, such as the technical or natural science profiles, or they are more satisfied with their employer.

---Elizabeth Kolbert"s "The Catastrophist" in June 29 New Yorker is a different take on government science, profiling controversial James Hansen, the director of NASA's New York-based Goddard Institute for Space Studies, who's been arguing that global warming is not just real but a dramatically growing hazard we must take more seriously.

(Science Careers profiled Rosenthal in 2003).

To investigate these questions, Science Careers profiles two scientists involved in the Ardi project.

► In this week's Science, Robert Service profiles Jacqueline Barton, a California Institute of Technology chemist who "has racked up honors and critics in equal measure".

► In this week's Science, David Grimm profiled Justin Goodman, the director of laboratory investigations at People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).

(Science Careers profiled Ameer in January 2004, highlighting the journey from his native Panama to Texas and eventually to his position at Northwestern).