Sentence examples for a network of science from inspiring English sources

Several European countries started to build a network of science attachés at their embassies in selected countries after the Second World War.

The Association of British Science Writers and Stempra, a network of science public relations workers, also signed the letter, addressed to Francis Maude, the minister for the Cabinet Office, which made the change.

Although the money has paid for such motherhood-and-apple-pie reform efforts as creating a network of science contacts at schools around the country, David told Science that she finds it "shocking" that NSTA would have ties to a company "that has spent millions misinforming the public about global warming".

Regional cooperation in science was given a boost this year, with the establishment of a network of science academies of the Organisation of Islamic Conference [ 29] at a meeting organized by the Third World Academy of Sciences.

The review process and the governmental approval of final reports are independently monitored.The IPCC has now approved a formal policy on conflicts of interest as recommended by the InterAcademy Council, a network of national science councils.

The Royal Society also supports academies in Ghana and Tanzania and plans to develop a network of African science academies.

In addition to CESTY, a network of European science policy and funding organisations has been created by the EC to pool the organisations' efforts to expand research co-operation with China.

The European Science Advisory Network for Health (EuSANH) is a network of national science advisory bodies in Europe which are active in the field of health and provide independent scientific advice to their authorities.

Given the importance of retrieving data from developing countries, we also identified and searched databases in developing countries such as Index Medicus of the Eastern Mediterranean Region (IMEMR) [ 4]; African Index Medicus (AIM) [ 5]; IndMED [ 6], a bibliographic database of Indian biomedical journals; and HELLIS.ORG [ 7], a network of health science libraries across Asia.

To help young researchers and their supervisors implement the best research practices wherever they are, the InterAcademy Partnership (IAP), a global network of science and medical academies, has just published a new guide, Doing Global Science: A Guide to Responsible Conduct in the Global Research Enterprise.

Networks of national academies, such as the International Council for Science, with a membership of 121 national bodies, and the InterAcademy Panel, a global network of science academies from 107 countries, are actively involved in science for policy processes at the international level.