At its annual event "Science Careers in Search of Women", Argonne National Laboratory demonstrates to 350 young women from Chicago-area high schools why a career in science might be right for them.
To commemorate the anniversary of this important event, Science has collaborated with the University of Maryland School of Medicine and Institute of Human Virology, and the National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health, to bring you this educational booklet.
Percentage of Americans emotionally prepared to worship pig's blood in the event science proves God does not actually exist: 76.
Percentage of Americans emotionally prepared to worship pigs' blood in the event science proves god does not actually exist: 76.
"Growing Pains for Global Monitoring of Societal Events". Science 353.6307 (September 2016): 1502-1503.
In High-Rise and Concrete Island especially, Ballard examines the flip side to what he called the "overlit realm ruled by advertising and pseudo-events, science and pornography" that The Atrocity Exhibition and Crash mapped out.
History, literature, current events, science, all of these are rich with stories to which the process of problem solving may be applied.
Ask The Times, a Times Insider feature, draws on New York Times staff members' expertise to answer questions about current events, science, sports, culture and whatever else is making headlines.
"Megaprojects" — defined as projects with budgets exceeding $1 billion — are important contributors to numerous sectors, including health care, defense, mining, telecommunications, transport, energy and water infrastructure, sporting events, science, and manufacturing.
That MCDEM must work with CDEM and Science agencies to 1) consider options for integrating local and national science capabilities and processes, 2) facilitate collaborative planning by science agencies, including universities, for post-event science investigations (Smith 2009, p. 76) while also meeting individual agency requirements (MCDEM 2008, p. 50).
Science seems to be a theme for today, beginning with Will Storr's event In Science We Trust?, which ask whether we can learn from "enemies of science" such as alien abductees and UFO spotters.
