Biologist in sentence

107 examples of Biologist in a sentence

Mendel was an Austrian monk and biologist who loved to work with plants.

Teaming up with a marine biologist and a local dive center, I submerged the work off the coast of Grenada, in an area decimated by Hurricane Ivan.

I'm a marine biologist and an explorer-photographer with National Geographic, but I want to share a secret.

One of my inspirations is French artist and biologist Jean Painlevé.

So I'm, like, a coral biologist.

As a marine biologist turned photographer, I've spent most of my career looking for places as magical as those I used to dream about when I was little.

20 years ago, a biologist named Anthony James got obsessed with the idea of making mosquitos that didn't transmit malaria.

Then, last January, Anthony James got an email from a biologist named Ethan Bier.

A couple years ago, a biologist at Harvard named Kevin Esvelt wondered what would happen if you made it so that CRISPR inserted not only your new gene but also the machinery that does the cutting and pasting.

As a lapsed biologist, I decided to immediately call a real biologist, my friend Simon Levin, Professor of Biology and Mathematics at Princeton University.

Every ecologist I know, every conservation biologist I know, every conservation professional I know, built forts when they were kids.

Three years ago, together with a fellow biologist and friend of mine, Zeke Alvarez Saavedra, we decided to make personal DNA machines that anyone could use.

And when I started thinking about all these complex sugars that are like this foliage on our cells, it became one of the most interesting problems that I encountered as a biologist and also as a chemist.

So even if I was hardly any biologist by then, I gathered with three of my friends and we decided to house the bird until it had regained strength and then let it free.

I’m a biologist, OK?

But as a plant biologist, I see the other side of CO2, actually.

I failed so spectacularly that I'm now an evolutionary biologist.

Once upon a time, I was a stubborn five-year-old who decided to become a marine biologist.

As both a marine biologist and a single person, I can tell you, there aren't that many fish in the sea.

(Applause and cheers) I'm a marine biologist here to talk to you about the crisis in our oceans, but this time perhaps not with a message you've heard before, because I want to tell you that if the survival of the oceans depended only on people like me, scientists trading in publications, we'd be in even worse trouble than we are.

Fifteen years ago, I completely changed both what I worked with and how I worked after a revelatory collaboration with a biologist.

I'm going to quote a molecular biologist, Sydney Brenner, who's 70 years old, so he can say this.

Now, being a biologist, I was very curious about this.

Genetically engineered food crops, in my view, as a biologist, have no reason to be controversial.

It had been waiting there since 1960 when Alister Hardy, a marine biologist, said, "I think what happened, perhaps our ancestors had a more aquatic existence for some of the time."

So, from a biologist's point of view, compassion is actually a gene's way of helping itself.

Again, I know this is not as inspiring a notion of compassion as you may have heard in the past, but from a biologist's point of view, this reciprocal altruism kind of compassion is ultimately self-serving too.

It's not consciously self-serving, but to a biologist, that's the logic.

But if you're a marine biologist, Maldives is not such a bad place to be.

Now, I'm a marine biologist, but I'm actually a bit of an old fashioned naturalist, I suppose.

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