On the other hand, we are driven by an open science mission that we believe not only makes better science but a better world.
I have built my career over the past thirty years driven by a passion for science.
Driven by a desire to advance science, as well as by ego, pride, honor, insecurity, religion and other clashing sensibilities, they struggled to absorb the implications of evolution after Darwin.
Young particle physicists are driven by a passion for the science, so such admonitions may fall on deaf ears, says Elizabeth Worcester, 37, a postdoc at Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, New York.
The studies described have been initiated from the perspective of attitudes toward religion rather than being driven by a study of attitudes toward science, but they necessarily reveal interesting data on the attitudes toward science and creationism, which prevail in UK school age students.
Instead, he was a passionate proponent of basic science, driven by a desire to learn more about how the body worked, untethered to questions about how his research would eventually be used.
Students would benefit greatly from adequate time to adjust, which is difficult given the current culture of science driven by a competitive atmosphere.
In the provocative essay "What We Don't Know," Vest reminds us of what he calls "the most critical point of all," that science is driven by a deep human need to understand nature, to answer the "big questions"—that what we don't know is more important than what we do.
In this understanding, this first major block of recommendations is driven by an advanced interpretation of science diplomacy, which aims at supporting the establishment of a smooth multifaceted framework for future enhanced international R&D cooperation.
She essentially said that F.D.A. decisions had to be driven by science, and the science wasn't there to support Genentech's desire to market Avastin as a breast cancer drug.
