The list is a kind of scientific shock-and-awe campaign, shocking us at what we did not know about our own planet and leaving us in awe over the diversity, complexity, wonder and beauty of the living world.
The statistics on alcohol-related road traffic collision can be shocking and should help to get your message across.There are many resources to do this with, including many scientific journals Use shock tactics if appropriate.
The present study has led to a much improved scientific understanding of thermal shock cracking phenomenon of ceramics.
His patients are peasants, uneducated, superstitious, ignorant, "dark" in mind, and our modern and scientific young doctor is shocked by them.
This week, Professor Tim Hunt shocked the scientific community, and pretty much everyone else, with his outrageous comments about his "trouble with girls" and his backwards endorsement of gender-segregated laboratories, which are apparently needed because women are impossibly attracted to him.
Working with these cutting-edge tools, physicists in the United States shocked the scientific world with the revolutionary discovery of quarks, the elementary particles at the heart of the atomic nucleus.
So asks the Irish band the Corrigan Brothers in a new song, "Einstein and the Neutrinos," that is the latest rollicking riff on news that shocked the scientific world last month.
Chinese authorities have declared the work of He Jiankui, who shocked the scientific community by claiming he successfully created the world's first gene-edited babies, an illegal decision in pursuit of "personal fame and gain".
"Shocking" new scientific reports of the self-destructive abuse of our blue planet's oceans are enough to make anyone feel blue.
Two recent SS2 outbreaks in China not only seriously challenged public health but also shocked the scientific community, calling for the basic and translational studies of S. suis.
Geneticists from Guangzhou, China recently shocked the scientific community by publishing what appears to be the first attempt at using CRISPR Cas9 genomic-editing technology to modify disease-associated DNAs from human embryos.
