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Congratulations to the 2023 Outstanding Young Scientist Award Recipient, You Zhou, Ph. (mdsci.org)
D. and to the 2023 Outstanding Young Scientist Award Recipient, Jeffrey Boye! (mdsci.org)

Four experienced scientists on diabetes research are appointed on a yearly basis by Lund University Diabetes Centre (LUDC), including the chair of the committee, and up to two representatives from Novo Nordisk Scandinavia. (lu.se)

Native Scientists also runs the program "Cientista Regressa à Escola" which prompts Portuguese scientists to return to the schools where they originally studied to share their research and career path. (wikipedia.org)
Applied or Theoretical Research in Science - (Academic Track) The Maryland Academy of Sciences announces the 2015 competition for Outstanding Scientist of the year (OYS) and Outstanding Engineer of the year (OYE) in the academic sector. (mdsci.org)
Applied or Theoretical Research in Science - (Non-Academic Track) The Maryland Academy of Science's Outstanding Young Engineer and Scientist Awards recognize substantial achievements on the part of a young professional working in a non-academic environment. (mdsci.org)
Citizen scientists can help to fill some of these gaps, both geographically and taxonomically," says Mark Chandler, Director of Research Initiatives at the Earthwatch Institute, who led the study. (eurekalert.org)
Since its founding in 1971, Earthwatch has empowered nearly 100,000 volunteers from all walks of life to join leading scientists on field research expeditions that tackle critical environmental challenges around the globe - from climate change to ocean health, human-wildlife conflict, and more. (eurekalert.org)
There is no way out of this-- if you want to be a successful scientist with your own research group, you will need to be an effective communicator. (scienceblogs.com)
You might be able to make a career for yourself as a technician in somebody else's research group without these skills, but if your career goal is to be a principal investigator, you will need to be able to write, and you will need to be able to speak in public to an audience of other scientists. (scienceblogs.com)
If you want to help set the future course of energy research, or climate change mitigation, or genetic technologies, or any such activity, you need to know how to talk to people who aren't scientists. (scienceblogs.com)
I am a passionate computer scientist and research engineer, living in Berlin. (google.com)
The honorees say awards like the Tyler Prize bring needed attention to environmental issues, and to the research on the environment being done by scientists around the world. (voanews.com)
NIEHS intramural scientists have defined descriptive terms of particular relevance to their own research, and have ranked those terms accordingly. (nih.gov)
In an attempt to find the therapeutic properties of the Holy Basil (tulsi), Indian scientists have sequenced the whole genome of the herb, the Council of Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR) announced on Monday. (livemint.com)
When we get a snowstorm hitting the Southeast like this, it's always because there's a big southward dip in the jet stream, basically over the Mississippi Valley, that's the underlying cause of the snowstorm in that region, and kind of all along the East Coast," Jennifer Francis, senior scientist at Woodwell Climate Research Center in Massachusetts, told Yahoo News. (yahoo.com)
This article highlights the achievements, both research and organizational of D. Bernard Amos (1923-2003), a distinguished scientist whose work greatly improved our understanding of the genetics of individuality and how this could be exploited for medical benefit. (brighthub.com)
Craig Venter is arguably one of the most famous scientists in genetics research. (brighthub.com)
Scientists around the country denounced the decision, saying that fetal tissue was critically needed for research on HIV vaccines, treatments that harness the body's immune system to battle cancer, and other health threats, including some to fetuses themselves. (chicagotribune.com)
The government's own top medical scientist, NIH Director Francis Collins, said as recently as last December that he believes "there's strong evidence that scientific benefits come from fetal tissue research ," and that fetal tissue, rather than any alternatives, would "continue to be the mainstay" for certain types of research for the foreseeable future. (chicagotribune.com)
Meng, 43, is now the chief scientist at the department of application and research at the National Supercomputing Center of Tianjin. (chinadaily.com.cn)
The World Health Organization, HQ and Regional office for the Eastern Mediterranean, conducted a workshop on the development of research proposals for implementation research for a team of scientists from academic institutions and programme managers from the ministry of health and population, Egypt, from 23 to 27 June 2012. (who.int)
Are you a scientist engaged in public health research, studies, training or investigations? (cdc.gov)
This scholarship supports excellent diabetes research to be performed by young scientists who are making important scientific contributions to improve our understanding of diabetes and its complications. (lu.se)

Data scientists are an elite breed, a true four-leaf clover of talent, capable of merging and structuring huge amounts of data from various sources," says Linda Burtch , managing partner of Burtch Works , the executive search firm which conducted the study. (prnewswire.com)

Scientists chained themselves to the White House gate and the doors of a Chase Bank in a multi-city protest demanding climate action. (businessinsider.com)
More than 50 years ago , scientists at major fossil fuel companies considered how climate change should factor into decisions about new fossil fuel extraction. (ucsusa.org)
The snowstorm that battered the South this weekend, leaving thousands without power, was likely exacerbated by climate change, according to leading climate scientists. (yahoo.com)
But whereas the causal connection between global warming and extreme summer weather, such as heat waves, is universally accepted among scientists, the effect of climate change on winter weather remains controversial. (yahoo.com)
More than sixty scientists from prominent institutions are advocating for rigorous study into reflecting sunlight away from the Earth to mitigate the effects of climate change. (cnbc.com)
As the effects of climate change become more acute, pressure to use sunlight-reflection technologies will rise, so scientists argue we need international study now. (cnbc.com)
Climate change is causing devastating impacts on communities and ecosystems around the world, posing grave threats to public health, economic security, and global stability,' the scientists wrote in their open letter published on a website made expressly for the purpose of publicizing their scientific viewpoint. (cnbc.com)
Even with aggressive action to reduce GHG emissions it is increasingly unlikely that climate warming will remain below 1.5-2°C in the near term,' the scientists wrote. (cnbc.com)
Aerosols from human activities are currently estimated to be offsetting about a third of greenhouse gas climate warming,' the scientists wrote. (cnbc.com)
Reductions in aerosol emissions in the coming few decades will rapidly 'unmask' a significant but very uncertain amount of climate warming,' the scientists warned. (cnbc.com)
While using CDR to remain below 1.5°C may be physically possible, these challenges and the slow response of the climate system make it unlikely that CDR could be implemented rapidly enough or at sufficient scale to entirely avoid dangerous levels of climate warming in the near term,' the scientists wrote. (cnbc.com)

In the medical field, Venter says, the technology might allow scientists to make vaccines in a matter of days instead of months. (voanews.com)

JOE PALCA: Sometimes scientists know when they've been nominated for the Nobel Prize. (npr.org)

Citizen scientists are already providing large amounts of data for monitoring biodiversity, but they could do much more, according to a new study published in the journal Biological Conservation , which suggests that citizen science has the potential to contribute much more to regional and global assessments of biodiversity. (eurekalert.org)

As I am still getting lengthy comments at the Chris Mooney post accusing me of making unreasonable demands on scientists, I thought I should spell out as explicitly as possible what skills I think scientists ought to have. (scienceblogs.com)
Two American scientists, James Galloway and Harold Mooney, have won this year's Tyler Prize for environmental achievement. (voanews.com)
Harold Mooney says scientists are getting a better understanding of the challenges facing our planet. (voanews.com)

In a groundbreaking achievement, scientists have created an artificial genome capable of controlling and replicating a living cell. (voanews.com)
It took three such insertions to assemble the M. mycoides genome, which scientists then transferred into a second bacterium called Mycoplasm capricolum. (voanews.com)
In a series of commentaries in the journal Nature, scientists from a variety of disciplines and institutions hailed the creation of a synthetic genome as an important, historic advance in biology. (voanews.com)

Both awards are sponsored by the Maryland Academy of Sciences and conferred by the Maryland Science Center to recognize and encourage the important work of young professional scientists and engineers residing in the State of Maryland and increase public awareness of their accomplishments. (mdsci.org)
Eleven new doctors, engineers, and other scientists will represent Americans in the 116th Congress. (businessinsider.com)
It is truly an instrument of national significance that culminates generations of hard work by Chinese scientists and engineers," Meng said. (chinadaily.com.cn)

It develops and implements programs that establish meaningful connections between pupils and scientists to promote science and language literacy. (wikipedia.org)
Native Schools", which joins international STEM scientists and migrant pupils in schools to speak about science in their heritage language, is Native Scientists' oldest and most successful endeavor. (wikipedia.org)
which trains scientists on science communication and outreach. (wikipedia.org)
The Outstanding Young Scientist award was endowed in 2011 by a generous gift to the Maryland Academy of Sciences by Reverend Frank R. Haig, S.J., Ph.D., past chairman of our Scientific Council, from the estate of his brother, Alexander M. Haig, Jr. Haig was a West Point graduate and four-star general, with a keen interest in applied science. (mdsci.org)
Citizen scientists are regular people who provide data or input to science, for example by monitoring species in their community or examining satellite imagery for evidence of deforestation or land use change. (eurekalert.org)
Citizen scientists are already contributing enormously to environmental science," says IIASA researcher Linda See. (eurekalert.org)
It examines the areas where citizen scientists already contribute, those where they do not, and what areas could benefit from expansion of citizen science efforts. (eurekalert.org)
The vast majority of this communication will be with other scientists in your field or closely related fields, but if you're planning to go into science because you think you won't have to deal with people, think again. (scienceblogs.com)
And there are those like Kondrashov, who are deeply worried that their country's recent actions in Ukraine and its weak democracy at home are making Russia an unpleasant place to do science and are driving away scientists, whether they come from Russia or elsewhere. (nature.com)
On day one, scientists lobbed complaints at Andrei Fursenko, a leading science adviser to the president and one of several close Putin allies on whom the US government imposed sanctions in the spring in response to Russia's actions in Ukraine. (nature.com)
Many scientists saw that letter as a sign that science policy is being decided behind closed doors, without researchers being consulted. (nature.com)
I then ask the students where such negative stereotyping comes from and how their fear of science is for the most part due to such stereotyping of scientists. (carleton.edu)
Their tactics included everything from counterfeit science, to the harassment of scientists, to manufactured uncertainty with no scientific basis. (ucsusa.org)
HHMI empowers exceptional scientists and students to pursue fundamental questions in basic science. (hhmi.org)

It finds that citizen scientists are one of the main sources of data on species occurrence, in particular for birds and especially in North America and Europe. (eurekalert.org)

CDC's Division of Cancer Prevention and Control (DCPC) pools the expertise of medical officers, health economists, epidemiologists, behavioral scientists, and other researchers to find ways to reduce the burden of cancer and eliminate health disparities. (cdc.gov)
The young scientist scholarship aims to inspire young diabetes researchers to reach for high levels of novelty, quality, impact, and relevance in their scientific work. (lu.se)

Around 750 scientists from 22 different countries work there, attracted by the possibility of staging experiments in its three massive halls, protected from cosmic rays by some 1,400 metres (4,200 feet) of rock overhead. (telegraph.co.uk)
Because the moon lacks a protective atmosphere like Earth 's, its surface is pummeled by meteorites, the fragments of atoms that scientists call cosmic rays and the constant stream of charged particles that flows off the sun. (space.com)

Using laboratory chemicals, scientists have produced what they are calling the world's first 'synthetic cell. (voanews.com)

Linda Duguay, a marine scientist with the University of Southern California and executive director of the Tyler Prize, says the earth's complex systems are connected, and scientists today study them that way. (voanews.com)

The organization has also launched scientific podcasts for children, school educational resources authored by scientists, and a collection of interviews about the benefits and challenges of being multilingual The organizations is formally associated with more than 30 other European institutions, including other scientific and international associations, language institutes and universities. (wikipedia.org)

That's what a team of scientists at Vanderbilt found after a 45-year-long study. (businessinsider.com)
The interstitium, scientists found, is under our skin and between our organs. (nationalgeographic.com)
Evidence of autism may be found in the composition and malfunction of the brain's blood vessels, a team of scientists has found. (nyu.edu)
For comparison, the scientists also grew the thale cress in a type of soil made from volcanic ash found on Earth, called JSC-1A by NASA, meant to simulate lunar soil, which is powdery and full of abrasive glass fragments. (space.com)
While space anemia is a problem, scientists may have found a possible fix for it, too. (yahoo.com)

Lobachevsky University scientists under the supervision of Alexey Mikhailov, Head of the UNN PTRI Laboratory of Thin Film Physics and Technology, are working to develop an adaptive neural interface that combines, on the one hand, a living culture, and on the other, a neural network based on memristors. (eurekalert.org)

If your goal as a scientist and a citizen is to shape public policies, you need to understand the public . (scienceblogs.com)

Other aims include inspiring migrant young people to consider careers in STEM and training scientists to communicate their work to non-scientists. (wikipedia.org)
Native Scientists is mainly fueled by volunteer work from a wide network of international scientists. (wikipedia.org)
At some point, you are going to need to be able to stand up in front of a group of other scientists and explain what you did, and answer questions about your work. (scienceblogs.com)
We are scientists and work with what we know. (telegraph.co.uk)
It took the persistent work of several leading scientists of the day, including Antoine-Laurent de Lavoisier, to demonstrate that burning was a chemical reaction, usually with oxygen. (creation.com)
Scientists Anna-Lisa Paul and Rob Ferl work with lunar soil. (space.com)

The study of 171 data scientists was conducted by Burtch Works, an Evanston, Ill. -based executive recruiting firm which specializes in the placement of quantitative business professionals, now one of America's hottest job segments due to demand for Big Data professionals. (prnewswire.com)
This information is highly beneficial for mining biosynthetic pathways for important metabolites in related species, said a 2014 study published by the CSIR scientists behind the exercise in BMC Genomics. (livemint.com)
This paper presents selected results of a longitudinal study of the information behaviour of a group of academic computer scientists in a Swedish university. (lu.se)

Being a scientist is not something which feels close to them. (wikipedia.org)

These awards are considered the highest state-wide professional honor and will be granted to an engineer and/or scientist who have been instrumental in implementing a novel approach to solve a difficult and previously unsolved problem. (mdsci.org)

Native Scientists' projects share the philosophy that creating meaningful connections between pupils and scientists is critical to achieving the organization's goals. (wikipedia.org)
The Society exists as a place where Catholic scientists can share their knowledge, perspectives, and intellectual and spiritual gifts with each other for their mutual enrichment, and with fellow Catholics and the wider community. (ualberta.ca)

Native Scientists is a non-profit organisation operating in various European countries to broaden the horizons of underserved children (6 to 16 years). (wikipedia.org)

The discovery of the system, reported in the journal Nature Astronomy and dubbed "Apep," also included scientists from the Netherlands Institute for Radio Astronomy, the University of Sydney, the University of Edinburgh, the University of Sheffield, and the University of New South Wales. (nyu.edu)

But the scientists believe that goal won't be met because so many greenhouse gases have already been emitted over the last century and a half, and remain in the atmosphere long after they are released. (cnbc.com)

Previously, scientists thought the layer was simply dense connective tissue. (nationalgeographic.com)
The organ has seemingly been hidden in plain sight, and scientists say they missed it because of the way tissue is studied. (nationalgeographic.com)
In the microscopic analysis, the scientists were blind to the nature of the tissue, not knowing if it came from an autistic brain or a typical one. (nyu.edu)

The living culture used by the scientists is an artificially grown neuronal culture of brain cells. (eurekalert.org)
More than 50 years after astronauts brought the last moon-rock samples to Earth, scientists have successfully grown plants in lunar soil from three Apollo missions for the first time. (space.com)

None has yet shown it can prevent or cure osteoarthritis , and all are in early phases, caution the scientists who presented their findings at the recent annual meeting of the American College of Rheumatology in San Diego, CA. (medscape.com)

Information interaction among computer scientists. (lu.se)
The scientists studied still prefer informal information seeking, but their information interaction is now mostly external and the social qualities of this interaction have changed. (lu.se)

Lurking just under your skin might be a new organ only now identified for the first time, say a team of scientists. (nationalgeographic.com)
An international team of scientists has discovered a new, massive star system-one that also challenges existing theories of how large stars eventually die. (nyu.edu)
In those trying times, Meng and his team worked as scientists and construction workers. (chinadaily.com.cn)

HHMI supports people, rather than projects, because it's individual scientists who break barriers to advance knowledge. (hhmi.org)

The Outstanding Young Scientist (OYS) award program was established in 1959 to recognize and celebrate extraordinary contributions of young Maryland scientists. (mdsci.org)

Scientists say that when astronauts enter space their bodies begin to destroy more red blood cells than it did on Earth. (yahoo.com)
Scientists want to change up the diet of the astronauts. (yahoo.com)

Our conclusion showed that the American scientists who had previously calculated the item's years incorrectly gave it half its actual age. (pravda.ru)

To be admitted to the course, students must have 15 credits in mathematics, or knowledge equivalent to the course MATA03 Mathematics for scientists 1, 15 credits, as well as English 6/B. (lu.se)

Olga Streibel, computer scientist. (google.com)
The information behaviour of a group of Swedish computer scientists has been studied over a period of 20 years (1987-2006). (lu.se)
Computer basics for librarians and information scientists / Howard Fosdick. (who.int)

Earthwatch Institute is an international nonprofit organization that connects citizens with scientists to improve the health and sustainability of the planet. (eurekalert.org)
That's what the winner of the Famelab International "stand-up scientist" contest , Padraic Flood did, writes George Zarkadakis at the Guardian 's Notes & Theories blog. (genomeweb.com)

Find all stories on Women Scientists in this tag archive. (coolhunting.com)

Millions pass through the human body every day, scientists say. (telegraph.co.uk)
A UN panel says scientists are now 95% sure human activity is behind the increase in global warming since the 1950s. (cnn.com)

I'm really excited about the find but, as with all scientists, I approach everything with a little skepticism," she adds. (nationalgeographic.com)

The Society is open to scientists who are practicing Catholics, but does not presume to represent or speak for all Catholic scientists. (ualberta.ca)

3 Scientists held this belief even though continuously improving observations and calculations showed that there must be a flaw in the universally-accepted idea of 'epicycles' (heavenly bodies moving in circles within circles). (creation.com)

Galileo's famous 'fight' with the church was not with the Bible, but with church leaders who followed what the scientists of their day held as scientific truth, and thus with the scientific community as a whole. (creation.com)

Most popular books, magazines, TV programs, movies and even ordinary conversation seem constantly to confirm that the big bang, the natural origin of life from primeval ooze, and the evolution of all living things from some original organism, are simply accepted by the scientists. (creation.com)
Here is the list of popular scientists. (indiatimes.com)

Professional biographies of some DCPC scientists are listed below. (cdc.gov)

Scientists said on Thursday they recorded particles travelling faster than light - a finding that could overturn one of Einstein's fundamental laws of the universe. (telegraph.co.uk)
Scientists say they have clocked neutrinos - tiny particles smaller than atoms - travelling at 300,006 kilometres per second, slightly faster than the speed of light. (telegraph.co.uk)

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