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Now more than ever science needs to underpin decision-making in all facets of society.

His initiative to help ensure the stability of the climate was "the largest ever science and technology prize to be offered in history," Mr. Branson said.

Dan Winters is the man behind the photographs a cyborg, an alien, a leaping man that appear throughout this week's New Yorker, our first ever Science Fiction Issue.

By Maria Lokke May 31 , 2012Dan Winters is the man behind the photographs a cyborg, an alien, a leaping man that appear throughout this week's New Yorker, our first ever Science Fiction Issue.

"Whether it's the science to slow global warming; the technology to protect our troops and confront bioterror and weapons of mass destruction; the research to find life-saving cures; or the innovations to remake our industries and create 21st century jobs — today more than ever, science holds the key to our survival as a planet and our security and prosperity as a nation," Mr. Obama said.

Panel member James Norton, a government adviser on IT security, said: "Now more than ever, science needs to be open.

This year it culminated in a first-ever "science fair" here from June 22 to June 24.

The first-ever Science Hack Day took place over the weekend here at the Guardian offices in London.

The American Geophysical Union (AGU) has selected Solomon Hsiang, a UC Berkeley assistant professor of public policy whose research focuses on global climate change and economics, is the recipient of its first-ever Science for Solutions Award.

There are devoted fans who believe 'Star Cops' could have been the BBC's best-ever science fiction series.

So he tapped Gary Machlis, a human ecologist and science policy expert, to serve as the first-ever science adviser to the NPS director.