What is "immunologist"

Usage examples of "immunologist".

The task is to steer a course between the trivial and the unachievable: the immunologist Peter Medawar once described it as the art of the soluble.

Al and its information-processing methodology is that of the Nobel Prizewinning Rockefeller University immunologist and theoretician Gerald Edelman.

Synaptic stabilization is a major theoretical issue in neurobiology, and its mechanism and function have been made the basis of broad theories of brain function both by the Parisian molecular neurobiologist Jean-Paul Changeaux and by the New York immunologist Gerald Edelman.

The style has been subject to what should have been lethal criticism by the Nobel-Prizewinning immunologist Peter Medawar.

He realised that he had been searching for the Oberst not only for his own clouded personal reasons, but with the same eager scientific curiosity that an immunologist at the Centers for Disease Control would try to track down and isolate a new and lethal virus.

Everybody else in the lab used cream but the immunologist assigned to the Proteus project.

And with Larraby there was no doubt that the immunologist had done so.

He gestured Larraby to the seat in front of the monitor and the immunologist sat down and began working the keyboard.

In the early 1970s the Soviet government was persuaded to try again, following a remarkable discovery by a group of molecular biologists and immunologists at the Soviet Academy of Sciences.

Reuben excused himself and headed off to confer with the immunologists who were crawling all over the facility.

Because an immunologist at the University of Pennsylvania, back on Earth, is trying to cure Vegan choriomeningitis using the DNA of certain Ekkendan lizards—creatures whose entire diets seem to consist of adult sun-ripened d’saako plants.