New technologies have been continuously added in the field of biomedical sciences, which has gradually enriched science and enormously improved the quality and quantity of research output and will provide better preparedness for the next outbreak from a new emerging influenza virus.
The formulation of speculative heuristic questions (What if "…") is another example of a non-scientific process which can potentially enrich science by motivating scientists to think outside their comfort zone.
The Center brought new investigators into the field of autism and environmental health sciences and incorporated methods of community engagement that built trust between researchers and parent advocates; this, in turn, enriched the science being conducted and enhanced the ability to disseminate scientific results produced by the studies.
Both through his support of Departmental efforts and his personal friendships, Bill enriched our science and our lives.
"More than 3,000 years of high civilisation and I'm only talking about Ancient Egypt gives an enormous wealth of antiquities," he says.Although nothing quite so flush with loot as Tutankhamun's tomb has been unearthed in the past ten years, recent discoveries have greatly enriched the science of Egyptology.
Some believe that the siddhars travelled widely to other countries to propagate their system of medicine and enrich the sciences.
Surfacing these conversations provides readers an expanded contextual discussion of the subject at hand, and enriches science communication for all stakeholders (Lipworth & Kerridge, 2011; Fitzpatrick, 2010; Friedman et al., 2010; Maharg & Duncan, 2007).
Service-learning in science course work differs from traditional science "outreach" programs, which have the single goal of enriching K 12 science curricula.
Different types of "big data" have emerged and have greatly enriched spatial information sciences and related fields in terms of breadth and granularity.
In particular, we hope that junior researchers, the very people whose dedication sustains and enriches UK science, will be included in these discussions.
After receiving his doctorate in 1897, Pedersen proceeded, as professor at the University of Copenhagen, to enrich language science with an enormous number of books and articles of high originality.
