Sentence examples for scientific fame from inspiring English sources
Slime molds first came to scientific fame in the mid-20th century with the work of the Princeton biologist John Tyler Bonner.
LA SOURIS, LA MOUCHE ET L'HOMME.By Francois JacobEditions Odile Jacob; 237 pages; FFr120FRANÇOIS JACOB made his scientific fame by discovering how genes are switched on and off in bacteria, and his literary fame by his moving autobiography "The Statue Within".
Although he would not give up his day job for another four years, the young man with the dark eyes and curly hair was on his way to scientific fame and worldwide celebrity.
Feeling like cannon fodder in your supervisor's pitched battle for scientific fame and fortune?
Your dreams of scientific fame shatter, while you try to figure out how the hell you are going to explain this to the boss.
But what this first draft does do is capture the big picture of scientific fame, at least as reflected in published books over the past 2 centuries.
The parallels between early scientific achievement and fame and early athletic glory, however, have as many disturbing as salutary implications: the investment of a young person's energies in a single, all-consuming enterprise and the seductive promise of present and future financial rewards.
Some studies have looked descriptively at the quality of patents via citations analysis, or the presence of migrant scientists in scientific halls of fame, but broader measures of societal value have not yet been properly explored.
And whatever you are seeking -- be it riches, scientific breakthroughs, or fame -- it's also important to consider how feasible your goals are in your current environment, Mead adds.
A young researcher who shot to fame in scientific circles when she published an apparently radical and simple way to create stem cells has been found guilty of misconduct by a committee charged with investigating her work.
In all these cases greed for money and fame has overruled scientific integrity and damaged trust on collaborators which is essential in scientific community to carry out large studies.
