Capital is important in science of course both in terms of new facilities that are state of the art but also to renew existing equipment.
In science, of course, the very word "sacred" is profane.
Accepted in: Science of Total Environment, June 8 2017.
Silica aerogels (SAs) have drawn a lot of interest both in science and technology because of their low bulk density, high surface area, and low thermal conductivity [33, 34].
Experience working throughout many life, physical, natural, Earth and planetary scientific domains has increased my interest in collaboration both in terms of science but also software – making it open source and its nexus within software reuse, and software engineering.
I can assure readers that a more diverse set of posts will eventually turn up, but there are some good reasons to focus on the dinosaurs both in terms of this science in general and science communication in general, and that is worth dwelling on a little before I bore my readers with still more references to them.
He argued that the human sciences differed fundamentally from the natural sciences both in the nature of the subject of their study (as Vico and Dilthey had maintained), and in the sort of knowledge that they sought (as Rickert insisted).
It is recognised that the field is advancing very quickly both in terms of the science and emerging compelling clinical data.
One of the key features of Alberto Coffa's monograph, The Semantic Tradition from Kant to Carnap, was that it offered an account of the historical development of logical empiricism that could make sense of logical empiricism's place both in the history of philosophy of science and in the history of analytic philosophy.
The two traditions interpreting Poincaré's work thus reflect, on the one hand, a philosophy of mathematics that endorses his intuitionist tendency and his polemics against logicism or formalism, and, on the other hand, his conventionalism both in the philosophy of science and in a broad linguistic sense.
