Professor Phillip Leslie Woodworth, scientific leader, National Oceanography Centre, Liverpool, for serv science.
As a scientific leader himself of great charm, he was popular with colleagues from a range of disciplines and countries.
Suppose, for instance, you supervise a promising PhD student who could one day become a scientific leader.
By the metric of articles published, it recently surpassed Israel as the scientific leader of the Middle East.
But Scott's team, with its British scientific leader and expedition doctor, Edward Wilson, also blazed a trail in Antarctic science — a legacy that still burns bright today.
In the 1980s and 1990s, he was recognized internationally as the scientific leader who discovered, and then published, his findings on the resistance of bacteria to antibiotics.
Qian's loyalty to the Chinese Communist Party and his commitment to the revitalization of his homeland cemented his legacy as a scientific leader.
Dr. Teller continued to be highly regarded in many quarters and his role as scientific leader and adviser to those in high places increased.
However, the scientific leader of one of the studies declined to answer questions at a news conference in 1994 because his team was submitting a paper to JAMA.
He was an internationally renowned expert in clinical hypertension and a scientific leader in the fields of hypertension and cardiovascular behavioral medicine.
Israelis tracked a 16-day mission that seemed to affirm the nation's favored self-image, as a scientific leader in peaceful pursuit of shared international goals.
