Serena

American  

[suh-ree-nuh] / səˈri nə /

noun

1. a female given name.

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Example Sentences

"Networking and international collaboration are also important to unveil patterns and data that would remain unknown when one look exclusively at the local context. This work clearly shows the importance of teamwork and data sharing. Without the successful collaboration with our Polish colleagues, we would have never achieved such remarkable results!" says Serena Sabatini.

From Science Daily

"What is new in this study- is that we went a step further, and by combining the obtained data with known historical and archaeological information, we managed to propose a historical context, for both the unique Särdal plano-convex ingot and the rod ingots from the Iława Lakeland area in northeastern Poland. Given the astonishing similarity of the metal composition in all those artifacts we also manage to strengthen earlier hypotheses about contacts and networking in the Baltic area during the Nordic pre-Roman Iron Age," says Serena Sabatini.

From Science Daily

"Due, in particular, to its shape and size, it seemed to us a Bronze Age artifact, but the ingot turned out to be made of a copper-zinc-tin-lead alloy, typical of the Iron Age and later periods," says Serena Sabatini.

From Science Daily

"Thanks to the collaborative climate of the archaeometallurgy research world- we teamed up with a group of Polish scholars, who were working with some Iron Age finds which have the almost exact composition of our ingot," says Serena Sabatini.

From Science Daily

“Leibovitz’s photographs are what happens when Blackness is seen through a white gaze incapable of capturing its true beauty,” contributor Tayo Bero wrote, referring to a list of Leibovitz subjects including Simone Biles, Viola Davis, Serena Williams and Rihanna.

From Los Angeles Times