The latter was used in his extension of experimental science to include new medicines and the general health care of the body.
The eco-exposome, defined as "the extension of exposure science from the point of contact between a stressor and receptor inward into the organism and outward to the general environment, including the ecosphere" (NRC 2012), thus embraces the use of both internal and external markers of exposure.
"This is an extension of our art and science language," he said.
The Nature of Human Nature represents an extension of her work in science education and outreach, which she primarily conducts online, based from her web site at http://carinbondar.com.
Check out seminars on the business of science, which many university extension programs now offer.
In January the two countries signed an extension of a 1979 agreement on science and technology cooperation that has spawned dozens of projects sponsored by several U.S. agencies and their Chinese counterparts.
The most prominent characteristic of post-normal science is the extension of the peer community.
The aim is absolutely in the tradition of western science to deliver falsifiable theories, but as an extension of existing disciplines, rather than as a new science.
More specifically, transhumanism includes the fields of radical life extension, Singularitarianism, robotics, artificial intelligence, cryonics, genetic engineering, biohacking, cyborgism, and many other lesser known fields of science.
The extension of patent claims to the life sciences, mainly attributed to the infamous Diamond vs. Chakrabarty ruling of the US Supreme Court, had however been regular practice in a number of European countries from the 1930s onwards (Straus 2003; Van Overwalle 2006).
