I can't wait to see what new forms of science storytelling that will throw up, and the debates it could raise.
It was increasingly acknowledged how new forms of science and technology were unpredictable in nature, and how relevant policymaking could not merely be an issue of risk calculus.
There's nothing laughable about Sharp's work, but she is doing some improbable, informal research of her own: namely, exploring the possibilities of new forms of science communication and science careers.
These new discourses were the driving forces behind institutional dynamics as they gradually resulted in an increased need for: 1) long-term, policy-oriented, interdisciplinary environmental health research; 2) policy coordination and integration between the environmental and public health policy fields; and 3) new forms of science-policy interactions based on mutual learning.
Climate and weather are quite extraordinarily complex and this is a very new form of science.
And he is adamant that the emergence of a new form of science storytelling, wedded to entertainment outlets like TED Talks, is creating a monster that substitutes flashy wonder for hard thinking and insulates the practice of science from a real-world political context of value decisions, large capital investment and dubious technological offshoots.
The IGY was the birthplace of a new form of science—International science, where collaboration between groups of nations finally led to the Antarctic Treaty signed in 1959, essentially preserving the territory for scientific exploration.
From their point of view, "Falun Dafa is knowledge rather than religion, a new form of science rather than faith".
For example, the value of social media platforms to promote new forms of communicate science and of opening science in more participatory and informal ways, that is often assumed in many of the educational technologists' works is highly contested by many groups of librarians.
They are the proverbial melting pot -- not only for immigrants, but for systems, blending them together to engender new forms of commerce, of culture, of science, of life and of society.
For at the same time that trusteeship in a prestigious university was increasingly becoming an important symbol of business prominence, a growing concern among scholars about the excesses of commerce and industry generated new forms of research, particularly in the social sciences, that were often sharply critical of the means by which these trustee-philanthropists had amassed their wealth.
