Sentence examples for scientists founded from inspiring English sources

In 1998, Zuker and some other scientists founded Senomyx, a biotech firm which now has partnerships with Kraft, Coca-Cola, Nestle, etc.

My cousin John emigrated from Europe, earned a Ph.D. from Cal Tech, and, while teaching new generations of scientists, founded several biotechnology companies.

The Nanofactory Collaboration, a loose-knit community of scientists founded in 2000, is co-ordinating a research and development programme to design and build the first working nanofactory that could create medical nanorobots … hopefully within the next 20 years.

J.R. Beyster and other scientists founded SAIC, Science Applications International Corporation, in 1969.

In 1967, Stallcup and some fellow scientists founded PRBO; this soon followed with a field station on the Farallon Islands that remains active to this day.

Exactly 50 years ago, in 1958, an international group of scientists founded the journal that later became Histochemistry and Cell Biology.

Jacob E. Goldman, a physicist who as Xerox's chief scientist founded the company's vaunted Palo Alto Research Center, which invented the modern personal computer, died on Tuesday in Westport, Conn.

Several other periodicals met the need for serious articles on current questions; among them are The Economist (founded 1843); The Listener (founded 1929), published by the British Broadcasting Corporation and consisting mainly of radio talks in printed form; the New Scientist (founded 1956), drawing attention to current scientific work; and New Society (founded 1962), concentrating on sociology.

This is the story of how a young Irish fine artist accidentally became a materials scientist, founding a high-growth company that created a whole new product category.

Thomas Hardy, who built his house within sight of it, described the castle in a short story, "Ancient Earthworks and What Two Enthusiastic Scientists Found Therein" (1885) about a local antiquarian who spent much time investigating the site.

This salon, pairing artists and scientists, was founded by the chemist and poet Roald Hoffmann in 2002.