The phrase "about a science" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or subject related to a specific field of science.
Example: "The book provides an overview about a science that explores the complexities of human behavior."
Alternatives: "regarding a science" or "concerning a science".
THERE is a story about a science professor giving a public lecture on the solar system.
But Mr. Eglee kept pressing Mr. Cameron about a science fiction show.
I hope to join their conversation about a science issue with which I am very familiar.
At the time, Vince Gilligan's drama about a science teacher turned meth king was in its final season, whipping out brilliant episodes like fastballs.
And then I read about a science writer named Jennifer Ouellette who was reported to have a blog with the intriguing name, Cocktail Party Physics.
Correction: January 5, 2003, Sunday An article last Sunday about a science exhibition at the Newark Museum misstated the origin of fluorescent rocks that are on display.
She's even thinking about writing a science fiction novel--about RNA-based life forms, naturally.
What is a traveling exhibition about a science-fiction film doing in a science museum?
Last week, on Reddit, Hadfield said he'd recently received a media request about a science-related story that wasn't in his area of expertise (he's an engineer by training).
So on the plane I was reading a book by Greg Epstein, the Humanist Chaplain at Harvard, who is a major figure in the congregational humanist movement, and it turned out the guy next to me, a middle-aged man in a baseball cap, was reading a book about a science-based case for belief in a creator.
Talking about a science-related activity with your child before, during, or afterward will help your child think about what he or she is learning.
