Sentence examples for ecosystem of science from inspiring English sources

The Wellcome Trust Science Writing Prize 2011 in association with the Guardian and The Observer aims to celebrate new voices in the ever-growing ecosystem of science journalism.

This ecosystem of science advice in parliament also includes the all-party Parliamentary & Scientific Committee (P&S), which is set to make changes over the coming months too.

The "Cambridge phenomenon" – the extraordinary ecosystem of science- and technology-based companies in and around the town – has acquired near-mythological status.

They are as savvy as the people who we fund, and have been in the ecosystem of science and engineering and research for a while.

He worked in a variety of capacities during 15 years with The Nature Conservancy including Vice President and Director of Ecosystem Conservation, Acting Director of Science, and Chair of the Steering Committee for the Last Great Places Campaign.

Compared with other academic life-science fields, the metagenomics job market already looks strong, but it's impossible to quantify -- and too soon to know what the future holds, says Matthew Kane, director of ecosystem science in the National Science Foundation's (NSF's) Division of Environmental Biology.

Given the rapid evolution of ecosystem services science, RESTS provides an adaptable framework to guide forest restoration decision makers toward tools that can help quantify ecosystem services in support of restoration.

Potential future lease sales in the Arctic Ocean immediately stumble over the first lesson: we need a better understanding of the Arctic Ocean ecosystem and an adequate baseline of science before deciding whether, where, when and how to allow drilling.

More broadly, the ecosystem of funding for social science research presents challenges.

For more on the emerging field of soundscape ecology, see "Eavesdropping on Ecosystems" in this week's issue of Science, and listen to the Science podcast interview.

This study is a synthesis product of the ChEss (Chemosynthetic Ecosystem Science) project of the Census of Marine Life (CoML) program, the main aim of which was to determine the biogeography of deep-water chemosynthetic ecosystems at a global scale and to understand the processes driving these ecosystems.