Sentence examples for science scene from inspiring English sources

Sam Wollaston is TV critic for the Guardian A country's visibility on the international science scene is measured by its publications in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals.

Gene editing has exploded onto the science scene in the past five years and has since been taken up by hundreds of laboratories around the world.

He burst on to the public science scene in 2004 with his anti-religious polemic, The End of Faith, which he wrote while still a graduate student in neuroscience.

"On the international science scene, Wallonia, Flanders, or Brussels alone don't mean much," Mettens says.

After taking a several-month hiatus from the Russian science scene, philanthropist George Soros is at it again: The billionaire financier has ponied up $3 million to create two new labs in Moscow to study tuberculosis and hospital-borne infections.

A new player has burst on the U.S. science policy scene.

She has been active on the national science policy scene, including stints as president of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (which publishes ScienceNOW) and the American Society for Microbiology.

But, just over three years later, and Britain's technology and science sector scene has had a heck off a lot more recognition than a Twitter party.

These courses include criminal law, criminal evidence and procedures, introduction to forensic science, crime scene investigation, DNA and fingerprint analysis, death investigation, firearms and tool-markings identification, toxicology, and an internship at a forensic crime laboratory or criminal investigation division of a police department.

Nebula became an established part of the British science fiction scene in the 1950s.

"It was like standing in the midst of a science-fiction scene".