There is, he believes, a greater need to question who currently has control of science and technology, and why.
Disease is perceived as being largely under the control of science [ 53].
The Academies in some countries also retain important control of science commissioning, including the EU Framework programmes, and elsewhere the name 'Academy' remains for structures only for research commissioning or strategic advice (Table 3).
They're taking more control of their science, their career decisions, and--more broadly--their futures as scientists.
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He and his colleagues repeatedly clashed with leading veterinarians over the development and control of veterinary science.
As soon as you try to cloister and control the communication of science, you're controlling science, which means you're controlling the acquisition of knowledge".
Lawmakers opted not to give DHS control of other major science programs, apparently agreeing with research lobbyists that the new department will lack the necessary expertise.
It was founded by Hugo Gernsback in 1929 after he had lost control of his first science fiction magazine, Amazing Stories, when his media company Experimenter Publishing went bankrupt.
Although the conference has gained memorable, almost mythical, status in the eye of scientists, who treat it as a model for scientific responsibility and control, 40 years of science and technology studies have challenged this view.
