Dame Gillian Beer, King Edward VII Professor Emeritus at Cambridge, speaks the interactions of science and literature.
Spufford has long had a somewhat eclectic interest in the interactions of science, technology and society, as evidenced by Backroom Boys, his tales of post-1945 boffins "boffins", and he has certainly done his homework here.
The book's analyses of the interactions of science, engineering, ethics, politics, and policy in different societal contexts are of special interest.
Though definitions offered by science scholars differ, they nevertheless agree that the focus of science studies is on the interactions of science with society, including both micro and macro interactions.
The National Academies of Science and Engineering offer the Christine Mirzayan Science and Technology Policy Internship to engage graduate science, engineering, medical, veterinary, business, and law students in the analysis and creation of science and technology policy and to familiarize them with the interactions of science, technology, and government.
With the development of technology-enhanced activities and curricula, conventional ways of assessing students' knowledge gradually become inadequate to precisely determine their understanding about the dynamic interactions of science systems (Marbach-Ad et al. 2008; Quellmalz et al. 2012; Wu et al. 2010).
Service roles were presented as producing only unnaturally constrained versions of laboratory science in Britain, while the range of interactions of science with the clinic was neglected.
I argue that it is crucial to understand these characteristic local interactions and their effects on practice and research to uncover the complex, heterogeneous interactions of science and the clinic in early twentieth-century Britain.
This case study alone may well be a classic example for studying the interaction of science and culture.
This work shows a practical way to design satiating new products by a real interaction of science and cooking.
