Soon after, Wallace was recruited for a job at GeneWatch; her combination of scientific training, media experience, and lobbying skills made her a very attractive candidate for science-related advocacy work.
Graphene oxide (GO) has recently been identified as an excellent candidate for membrane science, but the relatively small number of channels for species to transport across the laminated GO membranes is one of the major limitations for the membrane permeability.
The best candidate for the first science fiction novel is a short book by the astronomer Johannes Kepler, known as Kepler's Dream (1634): a weirdly potent mix of up-to-date (for the 17th century) lunar science and imagined monstrous alien life.
The ability to achieve such substantial changes in composition across rather limited length makes this process a highly attractive candidate for combinatorial materials science studies.
After 3 years as NASA's chief scientist, Olsen's name began making the rounds at the Office of Science and Technology Policy OSTPP) as a candidate for the associate director for science.
Yet today, Gaia theory is much more than a candidate for Life's bad science column.
Dingle was never to relent in his attacks upon Milne's hypothetico-deductivism, at all times rejecting the methodology as even a possible candidate for acceptance by genuine science.
The journal EHP, on the other hand, had a low curatability index for core CTD data, with only 40% of the articles being curatable for chemical gene disease interactions; however, based upon feedback from the biocurators, this journal was found to be an excellent candidate for curating environmental exposure science, a new CTD initiative (21).
As a group of Liberal Democrat MPs and prospective parliamentary candidates seeking a stronger voice for science and engineering in the next parliament, we are proud that our party has already committed to continuing the ringfencing of the science budget, and providing greater public funding on a longer timescale.
Joshua Reich, a Ph.D. candidate in computer science, mugged for a picture, gripping the side of the cyclotron as if it were the shoulder of an old friend.
The two candidates who espouse the greatest support for science, Mitt Romney and Jon M. Huntsman Jr., happen to be Mormons, a faith regarded with mistrust by many Christians.
