Sentence examples for hub of science from inspiring English sources

Harvard and MIT form a major hub of science, technology, and medicine in the US.

When it was finally reborn as the Powerhouse Museum in 1988, it took on a very different role in the city: a hub of science, design, culture and history, and one of the few learning centres that children actually wanted to go to.

The city, famous for its university, is also a hub of science and technology and is often referred to as the cycling capital of the UK.

With the slogan 'a hub of science, research and technology' [64], its ambitious objective is to become the centre of a real-life service ecosystem that fosters productive university-industry collaboration.

He adds: "France is becoming an innovative hub of science, technology and progress.

I see America and Europe as hubs of science and innovation — and as agents of world peace, with the proviso of a more principled foreign policy.

As a result, the location has established itself as a key hub of American science in general and life science in particular.

The intent is that GeoNet (both the technology and the science expertise of GNS Science) be the hub of any science response for earthquake, volcano, tsunami or landslide events" (p. 77).

Wonderlab replaces the museum's Launchpad gallery, a hub of interactive science exhibits designed to engage and inspire children.

All of these endeavors will be tied together through a hub of data science that informs medical research, practice and teaching.

The outcome of this effort remains to be seen, however, and it is possible that Long Island has too many liabilities to ever become a hub of life science activity.