"forms of science" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say: "The school offers various forms of science, including chemistry, physics, and astronomy."
Various forms of science had their investigators, but land exploration remained the richest field of discovery.
Study pre-registration doesn't fit all forms of science, and it isn't a cure-all for scientific publishing.
I can't wait to see what new forms of science storytelling that will throw up, and the debates it could raise.
The sleek forms of science overcame the limits of matter to make abstract ideals accessible to hand and eye (and even, with records, the ear).
Only the trash forms of science fiction are undemanding and predictable; the good stuff, like all good fiction, is not for lazy minds.
The scene reinforced my sense that "geek rap," as Mr. Brinkman calls it, is becoming one of the most popular and vital forms of science communication.
The aims of RRI are broader than both the Asilomar-type framework and ELSI and ELSA approaches, and it has emerged in a world where public understanding and public engagement activities are expected, as well as many other forms of science-society interactions fostered by scientists and policy makers since about the end of the 1980s (Short 2013).
These new discourses were the driving forces behind institutional dynamics as they gradually resulted in an increased need for: 1) long-term, policy-oriented, interdisciplinary environmental health research; 2) policy coordination and integration between the environmental and public health policy fields; and 3) new forms of science-policy interactions based on mutual learning.
It's a higher form of science.
Pseudoscience is the form of science without the substance.
"Games are still a form of art, not a form of science.
