Sentence examples for scientist thinking from inspiring English sources

Why Students Need Professors' Perspective on Family Issues After bucking her mother's advice to remain childless, Donna Nelson, a committed and successful academic chemist, urges that any scientist thinking about becoming a parent should seek the counsel of their more experienced colleagues.

What advice would you give to a young scientist thinking about this career?

If I were a young scientist thinking about using zebrafish to study disease, I guess you would recommend it?

We found that student understanding of what it means to think like a scientist became significantly more nuanced and similar to expert scientists' thinking when comparing their postcourse and precourse answers to the question: "What do you think it means to think like a scientist?" (Table 4).

Many scientists thinking about policy work might overlook a postdoc and think it better to move into science policy directly from graduate school.

"We want to support scientists thinking in novel ways," he said.

But what is known about NEK1 has already got scientists thinking.

The newly discovered genes have challenged scientists' thinking on how Alzheimer's disease develops in older people.

The stream has no name on maps, but the scientists, thinking of the prickling briars and entangling wild grape vines, call it Agony Creek.

The same tome is said to have started scientists thinking about the huge and hugely intriguing question: why is it that all organisms, even those able to reproduce by themselves, like many plants and some animals, go to such lengths to have sex with others?

What were the mothers of these evil scientists thinking?