Sentence examples for together of scientists from inspiring English sources

Thus, the 2011 STS conference held in November in Weimar, Germany, set the stage for a so far unique get together of scientists working on different aspects of signal transduction that converged at the focus on T-cell activation.

Scientists at facilities such as CERN found themselves working on projects that brought together hundreds of scientists, engineers, technicians, and administrators.

Keeping the shuttle option open would require NASA to keep together teams of scientists, engineers and others involved with service missions so they could move quickly to ready such a flight, Dr. Bahcall said. Louis J. Lanzerotti, chairman of the study group, said the panel's final report should be finished in the fall.

The project will bring together teams of scientists and engineers "to build new tools for the scientific community" Priscilla Chan said on stage at an event in San Francisco.

It's not A Journey to the Center of the Earth, but a project called the Deep Carbon Observatory that will bring together hundreds of scientists to study the movement and fate of carbon thousands of kilometers under ground.

The event, held at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in Bethesda, Maryland, brought together dozens of scientists, veterinarians, and bioethicists to discuss how research on monkeys and related animals is contributing to human medicine and to review the welfare policies that surround this work.

This range of diversity creates an enormous opportunity to bring together teams of scientists with different backgrounds, skills, and ideas to more effectively tackle today's critical problems in environmental health.

Muller was a climate skeptic and pulled together a group of scientists and mathematicians and reanalyzed all the data.

Probably the best known of the organizations, Earthwatch, supports projects that bring the public together with teams of scientists and educators.

So he pulled together a team of scientists and students to study the tiny Argentine ants, which are about a fifth of an inch long.

Those already here tend to stay to keep together the teams of scientists, doctors and engineers who create manufacturing processes to grow living cells that produce therapeutic drugs.