Sentence examples for emerging new science from inspiring English sources

While Yale University has been a prominent player in the emerging new science of genomics, it may come as a surprise to many that the home of Yale's first genome project is the Yale Peabody Museum.

There is not only an emerging new science about data, there is also new data about science, in particular about scientific activities related to publications, collaborations, and citations.

The emerging New Science "st[ood] at a fork in the road" with respect to the inclusion of women, Schiebinger argues (1989, 100), but as it became established it was defined by monastic university traditions and associations of aristocratic men that not only excluded women but, more generally, purged all things feminine (Schiebinger 1989, 9, chapter 8).

Fortunately, a nascent and revolutionary new approach -- a disruptive technology, if you will -- in the form of an emerging new science of leadership is on the horizon.

In the process, I have witnessed the inherent limitations of our traditional approaches to developing leaders, and have had the thrilling opportunity to participate in this emerging new science for leadership.

Cornell is at the forefront of education and research in the academic disciplines underlying this emerging new age of information: Computer Science, Information Science and Statistics.

Now the swift heavy ions are being utilized for engineering the properties of materials and are exploited in almost all the emerging new areas in materials science.

Since the growth in demand is likely to intensify because of ongoing progress in medical science, emerging new technologies and ageing populations [ 5], physician retention is a hospital management priority.

Tissue engineering is an emerging new area in life sciences that targets the development of biological substitutes to modify the function of a tissue to repair and maintain its properties.

Then Thomas Kuhn and Paul Feyerabend challenged received views of science and made talk of revolutionary breaks and incommensurability central to the emerging new field of history and philosophy of science.

Nanomedicine is an emerging new field created by the combination of nanotechnology and medical sciences (Roy et al. 2005).