Sentence examples for central science from inspiring English sources

Ronald Breslow discovered new chemistry at nearly every corner of what he called the "central science".

A central science goal of this effort is the determination of the ratio of secondary to primary nuclei at high energy.

The team has taken that approach to the next level in a paper just published in ACS Central Science.

It is no wonder then that chemistry is called the "Central Science". Traditionally, it is divided into subdisciplines, such as organic, inorganic, physical, biological, theoretical, and analytical, but these distinctions blur as it is increasingly appreciated how all of science, let alone chemistry, is interconnected.

Chemistry, often referred to as the central science, is critical to a fundamental understanding of the world around us.

This broad range of applicability is why chemistry is often referred to as the central science.

But we start off this week with what is, perhaps, the central science-policy issue of our age: the increasingly international character of the scientific workforce and its collision with domestic labor economies.

"Resistant to fundamental theory and ill-defined in experiment, yet central to so many processes and applications, the glass transition represents an enduring challenge in polymer science," wrote Timothy Lodge, a professor of chemical engineering and materials science at the University of Minnesota, in a commentary in ACS Central Science about the Princeton researchers' work.

The base-isolated machinery systems investigated are located at Central Science Park, Taiwan.

Their findings appear in ACS Central Science.

Read the paper at ACS Central Science.