Sentence examples for scientific headlines from inspiring English sources

Sciencefeed allows users to post short microblogs (not restricted to 140 characters) on scientific headlines, new findings, controversy, conferences and ideas related to science.

In order to break her into the conversation, they often pick the most current, newsworthy, scientific headline and ask her opinion on it.

Soon after, a Scientific American headline concluded that the committee was becoming "a national embarrassment".

Not surprisingly, the detection has been hailed as a scientific milestone and made headlines round the world.

Charges of scientific fraud have made headlines again this week, as two major medical journals questioned findings by a prominent cancer researcher.

Or, as the headline in Scientific American put it: "Shoe puts mouth in foot".

Rapid Climate Changes Turn North Woods into Moose Graveyard read a May 2012 headline in Scientific American.

Few companies have stirred such headline-making scientific excitement as has Geron, which started life with the intriguing mission of fighting aging.

But the data upon which the board bases its analysis NSF's biennial Science and Engineering Indicators report paint a much brighter picture of the U.S. scientific enterprise than that headline suggests.

THE scientific rebel J. Craig Venter created headlines — and drew comparisons to Dr. Frankenstein — when he announced in May that his team had created what, with a bit of stretching, could be called the first synthetic living creature.

The news agenda loves the story of a "new male pill": every couple of years, almost without fail, there is a huge rush of interest in a scientific paper that hits the headlines.