Sentence examples for treasure of science from inspiring English sources
If you enjoyed Terrence Malick's film The Tree of Life, a bit of gossip is that Lynn offered her expertise in pre-Cambrian biology as a consultant for the movie, in return for help from Malick in rescuing a series of films in developmental biology, considered by Lynn and others to be a treasure of science but now fading and in dire need of digitization.
In his 70 years of teaching and researching, Tan published more than 100 articles, which are valuable treasure for science.
There were concerns that the RI was being led by its chief executive, Chris Rofe, rather than a scientist: "It seems absurd that a national treasure, dedicated to the democratisation of science, should now be headed by a CEO without a science background".
The unseen collection is one of science's great treasures, said Rodger Gwiazdowski, a postdoctoral fellow at the Biodiversity Institute of Ontario at the University of Guelph in Canada.
Mary was a one-of-a-kind national treasure in science history research and communication across many media platforms as well as in person, and an effective and infectiously enthusiastic community builder whose professional generosity seemed to know no bounds.
In the absence of proper publications, I hope my colleagues will look upon these endearing treasures as my lasting contribution to the great body of science.
Now researchers report in tomorrow's Science that the treasure of ancient DNA can instead be gleaned from a less glamorous material: fossil feces.
It is especially evident in those stories that involve a search for hidden treasure (matalib, the "science" of treasure hunting, was an established genre of writing, and there was even a guild of medieval Egyptian treasure-hunters, motivated by a wish to discover what had happened to the fabled wealth of the ancient Greeks and Romans).
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