Sentence examples for sciences who from inspiring English sources

"I squeegee after I shower," said Tim Ryan, an associate professor of environmental health sciences who specializes in fungus research at Ohio University in Athens.

We have also benefitted from international collaboration, infrastructure, training and capacity building, like our colleagues in biomedical, natural and physical sciences, who are making similar arguments.

The museum's academic outreach program includes a project with Steven A. Ackerman, a professor of atmospheric and oceanic sciences, who teaches an introductory course on weather.

There are 49.2%, 46.0% and 7.3% authors of social, physical and biological sciences who published interdisciplinary papers.

These worries are sometimes raised by theorists from the social sciences who are hostile to evolutionary theories of culture.

They were looking for someone with a Ph.D. in the biological sciences who was interested in science education.

"I'm an African-American Muslim," said Muneerat, a twelfth grader at the Cultural Academy of the Arts and Sciences, who was wearing a hijab.

It consulted Dr. Carl J. Ferraris Jr., an adjunct curator of ichthyology at the California Academy of Sciences who specializes in the world's catfish species.

The ban has also caused a backlash among some members of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, who vote for Oscar contenders.

Professor Tom Troscianko of the School of Cognitive and Computer Sciences, who headed the study, said researchers chose a hundred scenes from CCTV footage filmed around the country.

"He's very shy," Ralph Cicerone, the president of the National Academy of Sciences, who has known Hansen for nearly forty years, told me.