The aptly titled Black (Lead) and White (Silver) is the brainchild of Beauty of Science (BOS), a scientist-led educational collective that produces high-quality visual content that brings the beauty of chemistry to the general public. .
The arrangement is the brainchild of Paul Hoffman, an erstwhile science journalist and editor-in-chief of Discover magazine, who now serves as the museum's C.E.O. and is a longtime friend of Blaine's.
It's called Trigger Finance, and it is the brainchild of three Cornell computer science engineers who want to level the playing field between institutional and do-it-yourself investors.
Officially founded two years ago, Continuum was the brainchild of a group of computer science students at the Federal University of Parana here.
The adonis blue and 20 other butterfly species, including Britain's tiniest butterfly, the small blue, have flown on to "the butterfly haven", a flowery piece of artificial chalk downland, which was the brainchild of the school's environmental science teacher Dan Danahar.
The lessons, which will cover the scientific method and basic concepts in science, are the brainchild of Adam Afriyie, the Member of Parliament who represents the Conservative party on science and innovation issues.
RAND, which Pravda called "the academy of science and death," was the brainchild of the Army Air Forces.
The magazine was the brainchild of It showcased one of Hugo Gernsback, the "father of science fiction", and it featured one of his most radical and yet most prescient ideas for the future of war: the "Automatic Soldier".
Relationship Science is the brainchild of Neal Goldman, a co-founder of CapitalIQ, a financial database service that is used by many Wall Street firms.
