Sentence examples for challenges of science from inspiring English sources
After 10 years of flying, Aragon began to miss the intellectual challenges of science.
These three directions are identified based on current trends and challenges of science teacher education in Singapore currently.
In European science and technology policy, various styles have been developed and institutionalised to govern the ethical challenges of science and technology innovations.
The underlying assumption, which is yet to be tested, is that engagement in all the stages of a scientific investigation will enable citizen science volunteers to gain insight into the practices and challenges of science investigation, while also contribute useful scientific knowledge in topics of personal interest (Herodotou, Sharples, Scanlon, 2018).
He included a link to his 2010 peer-reviewed paper — "Cultural Cognition of Scientific Consensus" — (here's the National Science Foundation news release on the study) and one of his valuable, if sobering, talks on this issue: "Cultural Cognition and the Challenge of Science Communication".
Many studies lament the challenge of science learning, the claim being that students' naïve responses to phenomena conflict with conceptions established by the scientific community (for reviews, see Murphy & Alexander, 2008; Pfundt & Duit, 1993).
I wanted to get back to the intellectual challenge of science fiction, which was making a strong commercial recovery after its slump of the late 50s.
Understanding the patterns and processes of diversification of life in the planet is a key challenge of science.
In connection with the Science special issue celebrating IPY, Science Careers focuses on the challenges of doing science at the poles of the world and what it takes to meet those challenges.
This week, the National Academy of Sciences NASS) invited four past and present presidential science advisers to explore the challenges of communicating science to their bosses, peers, politicians, and the public.
