In particular, she willl focus on how new media might allow for a re-imagining of key concepts in political science such as participation and equality.
Aware both that wetlands research is on the rise and that researchers and students are often working or learning across several disciplines, The Wetland Book is a readily accessible online and print reference which will be the first port of call on key concepts in wetlands science and management.
In philosophy of science, laws of nature occupy centre stage: Many explications of important key concepts in philosophy of science essentially rely on laws of nature.
Scitable's free library of scientist-authored overviews of key concepts in the life sciences is now accessible to users on a broad range of mobile devices, including the iPad, Android, Blackberry, and basic feature phones.
Examples include an increased understanding of a variety of key concepts in the life sciences (Aronson and Silviera, 2009; Lau and Robinson, 2009; Rissing and Cogan, 2009; Ribarič and Kordaš, 2011; Siritunga et al., 2011; Treacy et al., 2011; Zion et al., 2011; Ryoo and Linn, 2012).
Sayre's meticulous and laser-sharp excavations of key concepts in range and environmental science (e.g. carrying capacity) are first rate.
Students explore key concepts in ecology and environmental science; learn to apply critical thinking to environmental issues; investigate the complexity, current status, and potential solutions to environmental problems; and contemplate the relationship between humans and their environment.
Entanglement is a key concept in contemporary science and technology studies (STS).
Boole invented Boolean logic, which later became a key concept in computer science.
Contrast is a key concept in vision science because the information in the visual system is represented in terms of contrast and not in terms of the absolute level of light.
