Sentence examples for a global science from inspiring English sources

He says we either watch the university system slowly go bust and lose its place as a global science leader, or choose a different path.

This has been a Varmus concern too, though as N.I.H. director his effort to establish international programs to combat malaria and launch a global "science corps" foundered as a result of turf battles and financing problems.

Three girls from the United States won the top prizes in a global science fair started by Google for their projects on ovarian cancer, grilled chicken and indoor air quality, the company announced Tuesday.

Political wrangling threatens to derail plans to establish a global science panel to assess the loss of nature.

Vertebrate paleontology has become a global science.

He pointed to initiatives like the Google Science Fair, an online, annual, global science competition for teenagers, as an example.

"Shanghai is clearly emerging as a new epicenter of global science, and is a magnet for top research scientists," says En Li, vice president and head of the new facility, which provides "a significant opportunity for Novartis to develop life-saving treatments," with particular regard to cancers that are endemic to the region.

These problems have now been replaced by others such the issue of unproven stem cell therapies and stem cell tourism which, arguably, are in greater need of a coordinated approach to global science policy.

In more positive news for global science, a National Academies' panel urged the United States to relax rules restricting scientific communication between countries, as a way of cutting a thicket of red tape that is hindering the work of high-tech companies, scientists who want to collaborate with foreigners, and even efforts to equip U.S. soldiers with up-to-date weapons.

It's not clear how much impact a massive new report on climate change will have on policymakers, but it is clear that the work of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has left a deep mark on global science.

Relatedly and significantly, there is an absence of universal and enforceable guiding norms that can facilitate an internationally collaborative "harmonizing global science" (Leshner and Turekian 2009) and responsible research conduct.