Sentence examples for scientific hub from inspiring English sources

In an effort to improve Saudi Arabia's status as a regional scientific hub and to help it compete in the sciences on an international level, in September 2009 the King ʿAbd Allāh University of Science and Technology was opened near Jiddah.

It should be a logical professional and scientific hub for European science.

The 45-year-old auto engineer left Chernogolovka, a scientific hub about 45km from Moscow, 25 years ago.

Even the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, based in the picturesque Cape Codvillage of Woods Hole, exists in the midst of a scientific hub that includes the Marine Biological Laboratory and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's NortheastFisheriesScienceCenter.

The center will also serve as the scientific hub for iBOL, which Hebert says will be officially activated in Nagoya, Japan, next October during the 10th Conference of Parties to the United Nations Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD).

"To be relieved of all the burdensome administration, to be just left alone to do the best science, not constrained by endless grant writing or budgets what's not to like?" Certainly, if the investment is anything to go by, then Singapore is well on the way to its aim of becoming a major scientific hub in Asia.

Certainly, China still has challenges to overcome while advancing toward being a world-class scientific research hub.

We corroborate that the connectivity of Iberoamerican countries with larger scientific networks (hubs) is growing faster than that of other less connected countries.

And on the southern tip of the island, about twenty-two miles away, was McMurdo Station, which was opened by the U.S. government in 1955 and has served since then as a hub for scientific research.

"I didn't see anything really in the budget that would help," said Andrew Miller, Labour MP and chair of the science and technology committee, as he called on the government to speed up its attempts to preserve the area as a hub for scientific talent and expertise.

Arrive at the lab expecting it to have somehow morphed into thrusting hub of scientific endeavour.