Sentence examples for volunteer science from inspiring English sources

I asked Mr. Gehman to explain what it is about the wolverine that keeps him returning to study the animal year after year, why he prefers to track and observe rather than rely on technology like radio collars, and the value of volunteer science in general.

In addition to the Russian crew of 22, the expedition team consists of 18 professional scientists from Australia and New Zealand, and 22 volunteer science assistants.

The so-called Northwick Park drug trial caused organ damage to six healthy volunteers (Science, 24 March, p. 1688).

The recommendation of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) dealt another blow to the civilian program, announced by President George W. Bush on 13 December and already stalled because of a dearth of volunteers (Science, 9 May, p. 880).

Tutor a high school student, offer to give a guest seminar, or volunteer at science events.

There are many places at which a scientific professional can volunteer, including science museums, public schools, or nonprofit agencies.

Both as a graduate student and postdoc, Maryrose Franko took every opportunity to volunteer in science education which made her realize that "I have good people skills that I really enjoy using," she says.

The most ambitious, the 1960s Olympic Medical Archives project promised to turn Olympians into "volunteers for science".

2007: In Salo, Finland, Jackie Brookner organized local volunteers, regional science experts, and students to adapt lagoons, formerly used in sewage treatment, to the needs of migrating birds who must protect their eggs from onshore predators.

Interview the parents to find volunteers: coach, science or mathematics specialist who may help with those assignments doing some or all of the teaching in certain topics.

After his retirement, he worked as a volunteer on archival science projects at the American Museum of Natural History.