The answer lies in both science and personal observation.
Interest in both science and music are the only essential qualifications, he said.
The result was that I got high marks in both science and mathematics.
In the late 17th century, the country became a dominant European power, with achievements in both science and art.
And now, there are two newly trained doctors who recognise the fallibility of the body in both science, and literature.
In both science and mountaineering, Dr. Gubser noted, nature is the final arbiter: "It always seems ready with another surprise, something we couldn't have anticipated".
Scotland's weak results left England as the highest scoring UK nation in both science and reading, and tied with Northern Ireland for the best result in maths.
In terms of complexity (in both science and technology), there is more than one order of magnitude of difference between fusion and fission.
So from the start, officials at Cape Town's South African Astronomical Observatory, which led the SALT project, decided to leverage every cent of their limited telescope budget to create spinoff benefits in both science and education.
Proximity is important in both science and innovation, but there are other kinds of proximity than spatial proximity and there is no reason to suppose that discovery, commercialisation and innovation should normally happen in the same place.
Conway and Siegelman have produced a superb book that promotes this humanism of the father of cybernetics and that should be required reading in both science and humanities curriculums.
