Sentence examples for advice on science from inspiring English sources

In my masterclass, I'll share some of the key things I've learned during my career, along with up-to-date advice on science journalism in all its diverse forms.

But Dr Tom Jefferson, an epidemiologist and one of the authors of the Cochrane review of Tamiflu, pointed out that the funding for the study came – albeit indirectly – from Roche, which funded the multiparty group for advice on science (Mugas) which paid for the analysis.

The Multiparty Group for Advice on Science, which has an unrestricted grant from Roche, has said it will take the observational data into account.

The National Academies of Sciences (NAS) today announced it would partner with the science academies of Nigeria, Uganda, and South Africa for a $20 million project to help African scientists provide their governments with advice on science and public policy.

"This might really be an important change in the way that the EU funds research projects," says Peter Tindemans, a Euroscience spokesperson who runs a consulting company that issues advice on science policy.

U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has appointed 26 scientists to a new Scientific Advisory Board that will provide the global body advice on "science, technology and innovation … for sustainable development".

"Our goal will be to assure nations around the world that they will receive sound scientific advice on climate science".

"Just as you shouldn't go to a paediatrist for brain surgery, you shouldn't go to an astronomer for expert advice on planetary science.

In November 1944, President Franklin D. Roosevelt wrote to Dr. Bush seeking advice on how science could be as useful to the nation in peacetime as in war.

Run out of the White House's Office of Science and Technology Policy (OSTP), it meets periodically and is supposed to give the president advice on hot science policy topics.

They may be in touch with former students or research partners in industry who are working in this field--both in the United Kingdom and elsewhere--and may know of relevant companies and recruitment Web sites or have advice on international science careers.