A third respondent highlighted that novel discoveries are rooted in scientists' deep thinking, knowledge accumulation, and creative ideas.
The first focus for Cue is squarely on interested consumers who want to track and quantify aspects of their personal health, since that's the big disruption here: letting non-scientists deep dive into their molecular biology.
Our follow-up interviews identified still other factors and gave a more nuanced view of scientists' deepest professional desires.
Oppenheimer's eventual exile was indelibly presaged in a tense postwar meeting with President Truman, who, after hearing of the scientist's deep ambivalence about nuclear weapons, is said to have remarked, "I don't want to see that son-of-a-bitch in this office ever again".
M.D./Ph.D. programs are designed to prepare individuals for careers as physician-scientists: professionals combining the clinical skills and knowledge of a medical doctor with the scientist's deep, nuanced knowledge of and expertise in scientific methodology.
Chris German, Chief Scientist for Deep Submergence at the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution here in Massachusetts, has been busy finding undersea volcanoes with the help of autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and remotely operated vehicles (ROVs).
The two scientists were deep in a discussion of earthquakes.
The change is the result of an unusual partnership between Major League Baseball and the Forest Service, whose scientists looked deep into maple's core to find why it was so brittle, and how it could be made less so.
He has delved into the literature; he has interviewed lots of people — scientists, economists, deep thinkers and others who wind up in the book — and he has divined meaning and found counterintuitive connections that would otherwise elude the rest of us.
