But he was not speaking of her stylish entertaining: he meant her "incredible taste in identifying creative science".
A potential institutional threat to creative science is the increase in competitive research council funding at the expense of flexible institutional sponsorship.
Then, after it was shown to work in 1955, they said he had done mere "kitchen chemistry," not creative science.
"It's unusual to find a role that lets you combine active research with creative science communication.
He and his wife Iris, who died recently, founded ECD in 1960 with the explicitly stated goal of "using creative science to solve societal problems".
There is even an argument that such relative impoverishment - not of people but of material - may lead to more creative science.
Creative science has lead to a number of ways to counter the immunogenicity of non-human antibodies, primarily through chimeric, humanized, de-immunized, and most recently, human-sequence therapeutic antibodies.
This paper offers analysis and evaluation of 'Creative Science Teaching (CST) Labs III', a unique and immersive approach to science teachers' continuing professional development (CPD) designed and run by a London-based organisation, Performing Arts Labs (PAL), involving specialists from the arts, science and technology as integral.
Despite its intimidating reputation as an extremely challenging course, organic chemistry is, at its core, a creative science that uses very fundamental concepts to build up a toolkit for making very complicated compounds.
A prize in honor of W. Ian Lipkin, MD, Epidemiology, has been established at Sarah Lawrence College, Dr. Lipkin's alma mater, to encourage the development of creative science projects at the liberal arts college.
"People, not projects" is HHMI's mantra, and proponents claim it funds the most creative science.
