Both were accepted within days of each other and published in consecutive issues in 1992.The development of functional MRI mirrors some of the key points that propelled the early development of MRI in the 1970s the involvement of visionary scientists, strong competition between research teams, and a willingness to challenge accepted notions in the field.
It is in fact quite obvious that the scientists' strongest intellectual motivation was Einstein's "striving after generalization," and that if they appealed to power at all, it was the interconnected formidable power of abstraction and imagination.
Molecular developmental biologist Hyung Min Chung of the Cha Stem Cell Institute thinks his 200-scientist-strong, $15-million-per-year 15-million-per-year 15-million-per-year 15-million-per-year
The program, called Aurora, was announced here last week at the first meeting of the 120-scientist-strong European Exo/Astrobiology Network and will be presented to ESA's governing council this fall.
We found that lower levels of trust in science and scientists, stronger religious commitment, and more conservative political orientations were associated with a decrease in the acceptance of evolution in an undergraduate sample.
I ended up hiring someone coming right out of a postdoc because that scientist had strong experience in animal models, which is an area we were very interested in.
During the scientific solution deployment and usage, the end user is probably a scientist without strong informatics background.
It wasn't what scientists call "strong" A.I. -- able to learn on its own.
Scientists found strong evidence that copper helps to promote the changes in the brain, which may both cause and exacerbate the disease.
Planetary scientists had strong hints of the ice a couple of decades ago when telescopes bounced radio waves off Mercury and the reflections were surprisingly bright.
In reports here at the annual meeting of the Society for American Archaeology, scientists described strong new evidence that they said confirmed an early age for campfire charcoal, stone tools and other remains at a site called Cactus Hills, 45 miles southeast of Richmond.
