During the last decades, the contribution of scientists to conservation work related to cultural heritage has grown rapidly because of the importance of these works of art.
To underline, the contribution of scientists and physicists to the development of Nuclear Medicine has been not just major but disruptive and of fundamental importance.
For example, according to the WHA resolution 60.28 in 2007, SMTAs should be based on the principles of "increased involvement, participation, and recognition of contribution of scientists from originating country in research related to viruses and specimens and attribution of the work and increased co-authorship of scientists from originating countries in scientific publications"[ 1].
Sarah Bridger highlights the contributions of scientists to military technologies and strategic policymaking, from the dawning atomic age in the 1940s through the Strategic Defense Initiative ("Star Wars") in the 1980s, which sparked a cross-generational opposition among scientists.
She then traces the history of Hodgkin's disease including the contributions of scientists who identified the cancer, its distinctive pattern of moving through the lymph system, and other clues that led to a cure.
Also, "institutions may have to ensure that their tenure and promotions systems adequately recognize and evaluate the contributions of scientists conducting translational research.
They encourage evaluators to value the contributions of scientists whose work is primarily to generate, analyze, model, or curate data, by using "webometrics"—for example, how often data and applications have been downloaded alongside more traditional metrics.
For 71 years, Lasker Awards have recognized the contributions of scientists, clinicians, and public servants who have made major advances in the understanding, diagnosis, treatment, cure, or prevention of human disease.
The contributions of scientists will be effective if they are willing to embrace their educational, interpretive, and advisory roles, to work in partnership with officials and the public, and to be sensitive to the cultural norms of the society in which they are working.
Continuous contributions of scientists from diverse fields are necessary not only to better understand the mechanisms of MDR, but also to boost the discovery of new cytotoxic drugs fighting drug resistance.
To reflect the significant contributions of scientists involved in the extended analysis of the origin of the Ao38 cell line, and the analysis of TNCLV RNA detection and sensitivity, Shiying Zhang and Yun-Ru Chen were included as authors of this study.
