Sentence examples for scientific limelight from inspiring English sources
Michael Shapiro, an evolutionary biologist at the University of Utah in Salt Lake City, wanted to bring pigeons into the scientific limelight again.
The Industrial Revolution and much of the early scientific revolution happened in Britain during a period when English shared the scientific limelight with German and French, Montgomery writes.
Y-chromosomal DNA (Y-DNA) haplogroups and sequence variants have not been in the scientific limelight, excluding certain specialized fields like forensics, mainly because there is not much freely available information or it is scattered in different sources.
Charles Nicolle, a modest Renaissance man who toiled in Africa, far from the scientific limelight of Berlin, New York, and Paris, is remembered for forever changing biomedical science and for having contributed to saving the lives of millions.
But it has been thrust into the limelight by a scientific conference in Britain whose panels included space-related topics like "Calling ET, or Not Even Answering the Phone?" and "Extraterrestrial Life and Arising Political Issues for the U.N. Agenda".
He even refrains from attending scientific conferences, preferring to stay out of the limelight and in his laboratory.
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They are loving the limelight.
