The study is the first to pull together field research by social scientists nationwide to track the effects of a family's illegal immigration status on children from birth until they graduate from college and start to navigate the job market.
We fervently hope that the nationwide alarm of scientists about the broken career structure, voiced eloquently in our report by people at all levels of the profession, will rekindle the discussion brought up by Sir Gareth Roberts in his famous SET for Success report in 2002.
Meanwhile, scientists nationwide, and especially at the National Institutes of Health (NIH), where all hESC work is at a standstill, are incensed and deeply unsettled by the case.
Out of 56 respondents to Next Wave's poll of 100 academic scientists nationwide, all agreed with the statement, "It is important to stay in the forefront of technology".
The French Republic is the 20th largest country in the world by demography, but the fifth biggest scientific power with over 210,000 public and private researchers and, in total, almost 800,000 engineers and scientists nationwide, according to a report issued by its Ministry of Higher Education and Research.
The typical woman working as a life, physical, or social scientist in Los Angeles earns as much as her male counterpart and more than women scientists nationwide.
Historically, its Oceans and Human Health Initiative has provided grants to scientists nationwide for work related to a breadth of water-quality issues, including HABs.
Nationwide unemployment among computer scientists and programmers is higher than in other white-collar professions — around 5 percent — in part because many jobs have vanished overseas.
Between June and August this year, another 30 children nationwide became paralyzed, and scientists still don't know why.
Jack Krebs of Kansas Citizens for Science says the victory is a significant milestone in efforts by scientists and educators nationwide to keep intelligent design out of the science classroom.
