Sentence examples for scientist journalist from inspiring English sources
This was tweeted by Connie St Louis, who is a scientist, journalist and a woman, and who presumably was watching the talk through a veil of tears as she fell in love.
Our theory is called "The Poet, Scientist, Journalist, Boxer Approach to Entrepreneurship".
As law and technology academic Julia Powles, who co-wrote a research paper on DeepMind's health foray with the New Scientist journalist, Hal Hodson, who obtained and published the original (now defunct) patient data-sharing agreement, noted via Twitter: "This isn't transparency, it's trust demolition".
And it was only fleshed out in any real detail after a New Scientist journalist obtained and published the ISA between the pair, in April 2016 — revealing for the first time, via a Freedom of Information request, quite how much medical data was being shared for an app that targets a single condition.
Robert L. Wolke is a scientist, journalist, satirist and author.
Fearless opponent of Wahhabism, poet, scientist, journalist... what need one add?
Whether the epistolary pestilence is the work of bin Laden or a rogue state or, as some in the F.B.I. think, a demented American scientist, journalists are big targets.
He enjoys the company of writers, philosophers, scientists, journalists - and politicians of a certain stature.
"The government has not allowed any independent monitoring by scientists, journalists, or civil society.
In August 2011, we gathered politicians, scientists, journalists, graduate students, and relevant experts in the field, in the Chilean parliament.
Hundreds of economists, scientists, journalists and politicians are descending on the city for a United Nations climate-change conference that starts on November 2nd.
