Space exploration has also been one of the most powerful drivers of science and technology education in this country.
It is probably right to say that competition and power always have been part of the set of drivers for science diplomacy.
Findings in this body of literature have illuminated several potential drivers of why science alone cannot close the gap between expert and lay understandings of these various issues.
The words the media use to describe female scientists contribute to creating images of women scientists as agents and drivers of their science or, conversely when the terms are weak, as props and followers.
I examine a number of science drivers for space imaging at UV and blue-optical wavelengths (≲0.5μm) for the coming decade, and discuss some possible synergies with future optical-IR imaging facilities, such as LSST and Euclid.
Even though exploration--not science--is the driver of the new lunar missions, "science will be one of the big beneficiaries," says planetary geologist Jeff Taylor of the University of Hawaii in Honolulu.
She has been actively involved in leading the science goals for the next-generation CMB experiment, CMB-S4, for which these scenarios are being proposed as the main driver of the dark matter science case.
The science driver of this field campaign was to determine the origin of a glacially-derived deposit: was the deposit the result of (1) glacial outwash from meltwater; or (2) the result of an ice dam breach at the head of the valley?
When a belief fails you in the moment, one of two things happens: either you have no idea what's going on, and that's very literally the driver of innovation and how science works, or your belief collapses and in that moment, you see a new one".
In addition to the goal of refinement of the current approach to DNT testing, there is another and more pressing driver of change in the science arena of DNT.
