She is no longer married to her scientist husband, who lives in Toronto, where her two grown daughters, Marta and Bianca, have also gone to live.
Rachel Weisz (the scientist who designs Cross's meds) puts on a wig and glasses making her look even more like a nerdy scientist and nobody at JFK airport recognizes her, even though there is an APB for a nerdy scientist out all over the East Coast.
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Through her own experiences as a scientist with a disability -- and through her research, leadership, and mentoring efforts -- she is helping our nation identify and enhance facilitators and address barriers to STEM education and career success for people with disabilities.
Back in 1992 the FAO helped her develop a camel cheese-making process, sending a scientist to show her how to use a special enzyme to give her products the right consistency.
Margaret recently offered me a powerful example of someone capable of acting as a loving scientist in her own life even while overcome with debilitating emotion.
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Her image of a double helix provided the crucial evidence James Watson and Francis Crick needed to complete their model, but neither scientist acknowledged her work when they received the Nobel Prize in 1962.
Elsewhere on Broadway, Laurie Metcalf delivered a searing treatment of a scientist felled by her own mental descent in "The Other Place, " which has closed.
Now in remission, the scientist has joined forces with her surgeon and other cancer specialists to search for the clinical proof that breast cancer can be "sniffed out".
One scientist and one gallery turned down her proposal, she said, fearing it would cause fright among people.
Rebecca Hall is wasted with limited screen time as a fellow scientist and the plot annoyingly sidelines her every time she starts to become interesting.
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But Ms Ostrom, who is a political scientist by training, spent much of her early career studying how communities managed such common resources.
Greene, an MIT-trained engineer and computer scientist, founded VMware in 1998 with her husband, Mendel Rosenblum, a computer science professor at Stanford University, and three engineers.
This is somewhat ironic, because a data scientist is expected to do his or her job in a data-driven way, but that person also needs to be a visionary and think one step ahead of the market in order to develop an innovative product.
On her honeymoon, she and husband Olaus Murie (a scientist with the U.S. Biological Survey who later helped write and enact the Wilderness Act) traveled by steamship and then by dog sled through the Brooks Range, in winter.
What responsibility does a scientist have to address the public about his or her work, or what she sees about the consequences of that work in the real world?
In Beijing, a scientist waiting to register a property she bought for her parents said that even though interest rates have dropped, she had to pay a premium on her mortgage.
Khare traveled from her California home to Phoenix last week for the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair, where her invention was honored as one of two winners of Young Scientist Awards.
It's true that Anne Marie wasn't exactly a born packaging scientist, and it's also true that her lids, had they ever been manufactured (they weren't), would have burned a few faces and spawned a few lawsuits.
She's "able to find the median voter and represent the median voter, " whether in her Manhattan district or among council members, retired Hunter College political scientist Kenneth Sherrill said.
In doing so, they should keep in mind Wilson's Principle No. 2: For every scientist, there exists a discipline for which his or her level of mathematical competence is enough to achieve excellence.
Mrs Kerswell, a retired scientist, said she was telephoned by the surgery in October saying her kidney condition demanded an urgent urine test.
British scientist Professor Frances Ashcroft FRS was named the 2012 European Laureate for her work in advancing our understanding of insulin secretion and of neonatal diabetes.
My friend, a behavioral scientist who had no experience with pool tables except playing twice with her father-in-law, then keenly observing the avid players over the course of several family visits, made an unexpected decision.
Bakhtaver Mahajan, a retired scientist at the Bhabha Atomic Research Center, was at the grounds with her husband and a friend, both retired scientists as well.
Aparna Choudharie, a scientist at the Indian Council of Agricultural Research, sat cross-legged in her sari on the ground as she cheered on one of the speakers who took the stage.
In 1999, the political scientist Alan Wolfe pointed out that much of the scholarship Friedan relied on in her diagnosis of the feminine mystique work by Margaret Mead, Alfred Kinsey, and Bruno Bettelheim has since turned out to be suspect.
To calculate a scientist's impact, just add up the impact factors of all of his or her papers.
On Tuesday, forensic scientist Martin Whittaker gave in detail the results of DNA testing at Ms Dries-Jenkins' house, her car and on a jumper which the prosecution says Mr Mason discarded in a bin in Haverfordwest.
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" But she also had memorable stints as a widow playing the angles on "Six Feet Under, " a crazed scientist on "The X-Files, " a woman hell-bent on avenging the murder of her sister on "Desperate Housewives, " and the multitasking sole female in the Off-Broadway hit comedy "Jeffrey.
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