Sentence examples for as future science from inspiring English sources
It's true: Inspiring the next generation of innovators, as well as future "science citizens," depends as much on what happens outside the classroom with parents as it does inside our schools with teachers.
Proposed educational strategies to promote balanced reporting include training researchers to "stick to the facts" when communicating with reporters; training graduate students—as future spokespeople in effective science communication strategies [ 20]; inviting reporters to scientific conferences; and creating accessible materials to educate the news media about scientific advances [ 42].
That Mr. Akin sits on the House Science and Technology Committee suggests, perhaps, that the Republican Party might as well recruit some historians of medieval and Victorian science as its future science policy advisers.
Some see Allston as a future science center, akin to the multimillion-dollar efforts being undertaken by Harvard's national competitors, although the medical and public health schools are miles away.
The bottom line: studying humanity from an evolutionary perspective is not future science, or fringe science (as often portrayed) but has already arrived.
Marking another chapter in its spectacular comeback, the International Thermonuclear Fusion Reactor ITERR) experiment stands alone as DOE's number one future science project.
As much as it sounds like the premise of a near future, science fiction novel, it is happening.
They contain early work by such future science fiction luminaries as Hannes Bok and Robert Heinlein.
Future science fiction author Robert A. Heinlein reported aboard on 6 July as a newly minted ensign under Captain Frank Berrien.
Added to this, the series has always had a tenuous relationship with reality, as near-future science fiction tends to do.
To make a practical implementation feasible the approach is presented in combination with selected case studies such as measures based on online science communication, direct interaction with adults (science events) and children (kids university), and ways to empower young students as future multipliers in science and society.
