Although we offer a number of positive examples from different fields of biology, we also recognise that reticence to data sharing still exists, and that change must be driven from within research communities in order to create future science that is fit for purpose in the digital age.
"Are you gonna pass that before we all die?" Ross described his spiritual beliefs as "loose cannon," but it was the same regurgitation of Maurice Cotterel's book, Future Science, that I'd heard from the other new agers gathered at Stonehenge to watch the world end that night.
Worldwide biobank archives will need to work together and exploit these cohort sample assets in order to generate value in future science milestones that will transform value to the patient.
Yet, given the severity of his troubles, it might have made little difference; it may likely have been the future of medical science rather than the future of computer science that would have held out his best hope.
If you get the training award, you have a nice feather in your cap, one that will render your future success in science that much more probable.
And yet the wolf hunts go on, without thought for the future or the science that well documents how wolves help restore ecosystems.
An essential resource for graduate students in atmospheric, ocean, and climate sciences and for researchers seeking an overview of the field, The Global Circulation of the Atmosphere sets the standard for future research in a science that stands at a critical juncture.
When it comes to projecting future outcomes, the climate science that tends to be communicated to policymakers centers on the "best guess" projections.
In other words, governments need to decide whether to make a strategic investment in blue-skies research and in their own futures as countries where science that is about people and planet can flourish.
Darwin not only changed our understanding of nature and our place within it but also "launched a new and profound understanding of biology and science that has served future generations" (p. xxii).
