Sentence examples for smartest scientists from inspiring English sources

America has some of the best-trained doctors and smartest scientists in the world.

The Russell-Einstein manifesto was endorsed by the smartest scientists of the generation, including several Nobel Prize winners: Frédéric Joliot-Curie (1935, chemistry), Percy Williams Bridgman (1946, physics), Linus Pauling (1954, chemistry), Cecil Frank Powell (1950, physics), Hideki Yukawa (1949, physics), H J Muller (1946, physiology or medicine).

Higgs could certainly not have anticipated the huge scientific endeavour to build and run the LHC at Cern, the European nuclear research organisation – a project that was required to confirm his prediction and would become an obsession for many thousands of the world's smartest scientists and engineers, happy to dedicate their careers to the project.

When recruiting, Watzke adds, Roche doesn't focus only on finding the smartest scientists.

You've also been a critic of "Economic Ebola", the term coined by Paul Kedrosky referring to the migration of the smartest scientists and engineers to the financial services industry, attracted by the sheer amount of money it generates.

He also got to interview Apollo astronauts and meet with some of the smartest scientists of his day.

He has called Mr. Wolfram "the smartest scientist on the planet".

You already know that it's not always the smartest scientist who gets the position.

Legions of smart scientists labor to piece together the evidence supporting their discoveries, hypotheses, inventions and progress itself.

In biotech, you need very smart scientists, a very good technology, a lot of money to develop drugs and patent protections on the drugs.

The rate of technological innovation is decelerating, he argued, despite our collective belief that there are smart scientists in labs somewhere, working to solve our problems.