Sentence examples for scientist collaborators from inspiring English sources
Although he wasn't trained as a computer scientist, Hristov quickly learned the algorithms used by their computer scientist collaborators to process and calculate the imaging data for many thousands of bats.
We are looking for citizen scientist collaborators to work with us on improving the package features or porting the code to other platforms.
Scientist collaborators Craig Rouskey and Ami Knop also sent Guerilla Science regular updates on the science behind what was observable in the live-stream of Decay In a Box.
But the research by the Sussex scientists, with collaborators from the University of Portsmouth and Duquesne University in Pennsylvania, turns history on its head.
Many sex researchers who have worked with Dr. Bailey say that he is a solid scientist and collaborator, who by his own admission enjoys violating intellectual taboos.
The German Research Foundation DFGG) is encouraging links between its scientists and collaborators in China, Korea, and Japan.
For scientists, finding collaborators and staying current in respective fields of expertise requires such access to information and connectivity.
U.S. government scientists and collaborators published an article in 2007 indicating that 1.1% of U.S. children aged 3 to 17 years were currently diagnosed with ASD [ 8].
This research was done within the scope of the German governmental funded Theseus-Medico project (January 2007 December 201212), a non-commercial, nationwide multi-centre research project including physicians, university healthcare professionals, computer scientists and collaborators from industry.
To address these issues, an international group of scientists and collaborators, referred to as the H5N1 Evolution Working Group, was convened at the Options for the Control of Influenza VI Conference in June 2007 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
She sent a few tiny samples off to Narayan Khandekar, a conservation scientist, and other collaborators at the Harvard Art Museums.
