Sentence examples for together with scientists from inspiring English sources

Prof. Irving Spitz of Shaare Zedek worked on this together with scientists from the Population Council in New York.

There are also opportunities for teachers: we are running five-day residential Fluency Labs, where teachers, together with scientists and artists, can explore ways of extending creative practice.

"I would like to use Sue as a way to heal things -- to get together with scientists to do work on it... .. Larson says.

The doctors, together with scientists and environmental lobbyists, are meeting to promote the "Paris appeal" - 166 recommendations for improving environmental health.

Working together with scientists in specific areas of biology, computational biologists are making extraordinary discoveries in areas ranging from plant biology to cancer therapeutics.

In particular, my ability to speak the language of science has been a boon to my acceptance as a collaborating artist working together with scientists in diverse fields.

These centres, partly inspired by the German Fraunhofer Institutes model, aim to bring together business with scientists and engineers in order to bring new technologies into commercial use.

Since there is demand for more environmentally friendly processes, ecologists and toxicologists, together with other scientists, engineers, and economists have been working toward improvement of the technological chain.

Therefore, ecologists and hydrologists should work together with social scientists and policy makers to develop a holistic plan that not only maintains the ecological integrity but also improves the livelihood of people in the YRD.

Together with leading scientists, including those at the Harvard School of Public Health, the Wildlife Conservation Society, and the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, Rockefeller and Wellcome are looking into a host of issues for which a planetary health approach might be useful.

Together with fellow scientists Ricardo Antunes and Shane Gero, Whitehead and Rendell have discovered five clans of Pacific sperm whales, defined by the sequences of clicks they use to communicate, like a South African Xhosa-speaker.