Sentence examples for veteran scientist from inspiring English sources

It's hard not to be moved by the transformation of the eager, energetic young man into the revered, veteran scientist.

This 18-year veteran scientist of the United States Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases at Fort Detrick in Frederick, Md., is accused of killing five people and sickening 17 others in the fall of 2001.

Lorne Elias, a retired 30-year veteran scientist at the NRC and an expert in countermeasure technologies for explosives, developed the current standard technology used in airports everywhere.

The search for answers has taken the 57-year-old veteran scientist out of the field and into tiny research libraries — scouting out old newspapers, 130-year-old bills of sale, family histories and yellowed letters in several Western states.

Some veteran scientists have sounded a cautious note when discussing the reproducibility surge.

In a 13-minute film, "Deep Ocean Explorers," veteran scientists talk of their descent to the darkest regions of the sea with an appealingly innocent wonder.

Introduced last November by a coalition of educators and science and engineering associations, Lab Day aims to inspire a wave of future innovators, by pairing veteran scientists and engineers with students in grades K-12 to inspire thousands of hands-on science projects around the country.

The veteran scientists interviewed for this series are pragmatic, almost cavalier, about funding bold science.

23andMe appeared to double down on that effort soon after, announcing a new therapeutics division, recruiting Genentech's Richard Scheller to lead the program, and bringing on veteran scientists from the pharmaceuticals industry.

And since then Monsanto has only intensified its efforts to invalidate the findings of the IARC group, attacking the veteran scientists as an "unelected, undemocratic, unaccountable and foreign body".

Defra science chief is among the prominent scientists calling for reforms at IPCC NASAA veteran climate scientist Andrew Lacis says IPCC is right to highlight anthropogenic warming but is too political about it.