Sentence examples for scientist learning from inspiring English sources

She worked with Ganz for 3 years as a junior scientist, learning about cancer and chronic disease and charting a course in the relatively new field of psycho-oncology before applying for her own research funding.

Don't "do your math," pretend to be a rocket scientist learning to plot the paths of rockets, or an astronaut trying to plot your course home from the planet Zebulon 4. Pretend that you're Albert Einstein, cracking the secrets of nuclear energy.

Mr. Sridhar, a former NASA scientist, learned to make the devices from common materials that will last longer.

Collaboration, or a sabbatical with an established science-education researcher, can help a more senior scientist learn the best practices in the field.

One of the first things a scientist learns is that a correlation does not necessarily reveal causation.

Atkins, the daughter of a scientist, learned how to cyanotype directly from William Henry Fox Talbot, the inventor of photography on paper and a friend of her father's.

The first satellite was primarily a Korean effort with the Emirati engineers and scientists learning from their counterparts.

And what are scientists learning about the impact of sensory deprivation on the brain?

This is like candy for planet scientists: learning about the creation and characteristics of this interesting type of object is a chance decades — nay, centuries — in expectation.

The scientists learned something.

Wisely, most scientists learn to ignore such nighttime fantasies.