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colleagues

[kol-eegz] / ˈkɒl igz /


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Flinders microbial ecologist Dr. Jake Robinson and his colleagues explore this shift in a new paper published in Microbial Biotechnology.

From Science Daily

In a study published in Nature Chemistry, Gu and his Rutgers colleagues showed that using this nature-inspired approach allows plastics to break down under everyday conditions, without requiring high heat or harsh chemicals.

From Science Daily

“So we have a fiduciary responsibility to maintain the integrity of these assets. But also, on a human level, we have a very high responsibility for the safety of our colleagues and our co-workers.”

From Los Angeles Times

One rescue worker - who considered leaving his job after what he experienced here - told us he and his colleagues were now a giant family.

From BBC

Rodríguez, a 56-year-old lawyer by training, has been described by former colleagues and U.S. officials as a ruthlessly ambitious and Machiavellian political operative.

From The Wall Street Journal