Sentence examples for vanguard research from inspiring English sources

Some consider Noether's theorem, as it is now called, as important as Einstein's theory of relativity; it undergirds much of today's vanguard research in physics, including the hunt for the almighty Higgs boson.

Three decades later, Prichard's laboratory is conducting vanguard research in understanding the genetics of drug resistance in parasitic nematodes, which infect more than 350 million people in dozens of developing countries.

Israelis have been at the vanguard of research into the medicinal properties of cannabis for decades.

"Being able to go into a room full of students and talk about the excitement of being in the vanguard of research in their field is hugely powerful," says Brown.

Barbara Montero is one of the dance philosophers at the vanguard of research in dance-philosophy-related cognitive science.

From its inception, NIAAA has been at the vanguard of research in genetics using an array of powerful methods and resources.

With oil in such short supply, Italy was, not surprisingly, at the vanguard of nuclear research, and by 1965 three nuclear power stations were operating on Italian soil; a fourth opened in 1981.

It was Dr. Lax who helped put N.Y.U. in the vanguard of such research, according to his Abel Prize citation, with "groundbreaking contributions to the theory and application of partial differential equations and to the computation of their solutions".

While the zebrafish (Danio rerio) has been at the vanguard of neurobiological research and is increasing in popularity as a model organism for behavioral applications, their attentional capacity has not been fully assessed.

His goal is an ambitious one: to put Rutgers at the vanguard of sports psychology research.

The intricate set of events that ultimately lead to X-chromosome inactivation in female mammals remains a vanguard to mammalian epigenetic research.