Modification of figures Science does not allow certain electronic enhancements or manipulations of micrographs, gels, or other digital images.
Venezuela's Organic Law on Science, Technology and Innovation, last updated in 2005, included an R&D tax on industries that had raised science and technology spending to around 2.7% of GDP, according to government figures (Science, 31 July 2009, p. 537).
Goddard's hard task was to take a book filled with figures, science and math equations and bring it to life.
Figure 1 Science and design knowledge informing design decisions.
Writers of 20th-century space opera are among the most respected figures in science fiction.
Maybe we need something like this for the coverage of notable female figures from science and history?
Alongside key figures in science, business and politics, this year had a high representation of artists for subjects, including Missy Higgins, Richard Bell, Cate Blanchett, Dan Sultan and Nick Cave.
Over the same period, the Baroness has faced growing criticism from leading figures in science and medicine, such as Ben Goldacre and Oxford neuropsychologist Dorothy Bishop.
Robots remain primarily theatrical inventions, but they are central figures in science fiction thought experiments intended to provoke debate about humanity's place within a technological environment.
Damian Carrington, our head of environment, will be alongside several IPCC authors in London, while our US environment correspondent, Suzanne Goldenberg, will be talking to leading figures in science and business.
The open letter sent in July to Ed Balls, the children's secretary, was signed by 25 leading figures from science and education, who urged the government to rewrite the curriculum before it was finalised.
