It's a company town, in the industry of science.
I have met science graduates who are scientific conference organisers, scientific consultants for the movie industry, curators of science museums and more.
No wonder, as the author observes, that "today, a new scientific paper is published every 30 minutes, and the vast majority of these papers have very little impact beyond the industry of research science".
This is one way of saying that Sci Fi wants to differentiate itself from the film industry, which thinks of science fiction primarily as a high-tech vehicle for digitized tales of space battles and alien frightfests.
Prather is a rarity in several respects: as an African-American chemical engineer, as a female chemical engineer, and as a scientist who managed to return from industry to one of science's most elite institutions.
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For example, in addition to NSF funding Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REUs) which are largely at academic institutions, NSF and NIH could also organize bridging experiences for students to explore research in industry, the world of science policy, and careers in science writing and editing.
This study empirically investigates the impact of foreign country factors like market size, technological strength of industries, and science and engineering (S&E) capability on the conduct of U.S. overseas R&D during the 1991 2002 period.
Kristin McDonough, 54 Director of Science, Industry and Business Library, the New York Public Library.
It is arguably this sense of separation that has enabled society to capitalise on the fruits of science, industry and global economics.
