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Mukherjee is an able guide through the conjunction of science, politics, and charitable fund-raising exploited by the Laskerites and their successors.
Over the years he has brought in Navajo dancers to bless his projects — a strange but happy conjunction of science and the old ways.
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There will also be interactive educational programs in conjunction with Liberty Science Center, the New York Hall of Science, the American Museum of Natural History, the River Project and the Hudson River Park Trust, sponsor of the event.
The New Yorker, January 19 , 1957P. 23 Talk story about the fourth annual meeting of the Entomological Society of America, held at the Hotel New Yorker in conjunction with the American Association for the Advancment of Science.
His comment to GQ on the age of the Earth was controversial, in part, because of a debate over whether children should be taught creationism in school, either instead of or in conjunction with science on the matter.
Dr. Nichols has embarked on a series of initiatives into the areas of science and society, often in conjunction with outside institutions.
(These tensions often were palpable in the grand publication project undertaken by Carnap and Neurath in conjunction with Morris, the International Encyclopedia of the Unity of Science (Reisch 2003).) That said, however, note that Carnap's more hierarchical approach to the unity of science also does not support the attribution of foundationalist ambitions.
Her concerns about stress are supported by a growing body of science that shows psychological stress in conjunction with toxic exposures can increase adverse health effects.
Earlier this month, Science's Next Wave (in conjunction with Science magazine, our parent publication) announced our breakthrough of the year -- the internationalization of science careers.
Talk of DNA as embodying genetic "information," as being the "blueprint of life" which governs public discourse until today, emerged from a peculiar conjunction of the physical and the life sciences during World War II, with Erwin Schrödinger's What is Life? as a source of inspiration (Schrödinger 1944), and cybernetics as the then-leading discipline in the study of complex systems.
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