Sentence examples for scientist column from inspiring English sources
The only place that would publish him was the "Amateur Scientist" column of the Scientific American, a column which I authored for five and a half years.
In addition to his organizational work, Dr. Carlson has written the "Amateur Scientist" column in Scientific American magazine for the past five and a half years.
In 1995, I was asked to take over the "Amateur Scientist" column in the Scientific American and that provided $1,000 a month, later $1,500.
Next month, the Scientific American will cease publication of the "Amateur Scientist" column -- a feature that magazine has run with different authors since 1928.
But a little complexity is not necessarily so bad, said Shawn Carlson, director of the Society for Amateur Scientists and the last writer of the Amateur Scientist column in Scientific American (the column was canceled several years ago).
The Amateur Scientist column, Mr. Carlson said, "has stimulated hundreds of thousands of science projects over the decades, launched scientists and inspired ordinary citizens to go out and explore science".
Scientist's columns are the scientist's user ID, name, and email address; Lab's columns are lab IDs, lab names, and scientist IDs.
She pointed to a Columbia Journalism Review piece that was a plea for profiles of women scientists that did something other than explore the mystery of how they could actually be women scientists, with column inches devoted to reassuring readers about the well-being of their children, rather than the robustness of their results.
In its issue of Nov. 3, 1966, the British magazine New Scientist published a column by Dr. Jones titled "Hollow Molecules" that said: Daedalus "has conceived the hollow molecule".
Re the Scientist At Work column "On Crime as Science (A Neighbor at a Time)" on Jan . 6 Dr. Felton Earls highlights a significant phenomenon.
(The different colors correspond to different levels of electrical activity). Having created a biologically accurate computer model of a neocortical column scientists are now planning to model the entire human brain within just 10 years.
