"problem of science" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing challenges or issues that arise within the field of science. Example: "The problem of science lies in its constant evolution and the difficulty of keeping up with new discoveries and technologies."
But I would like to dispel the notion that the main problem of science in Spain is "brain drain".
The general problem of science attrition, as shown by this and other research, is sufficiently serious that universities should attempt careful measurement of evolving student attitudes and outcomes as they enter and advance through college.
I wonder if it is possible that the climate change communication problem is no longer a problem of science education at all, and trying to clarify and explain the science might be counterproductive.
And my attempt last week to deflect attention from him to the larger problem of science literacy in the United States has been misinterpreted as a defense of Rubio's position and a lack of appreciation for the relevance.
Many also worry that being open about the problems of science will lose them public trust.
Debates about problems of science really shouldn't be left to the walls of public lavatories, no matter how well connected those walls might be.
The quotations from Leonardo's notebooks in our interactive today show him puzzling over these basic problems of science and reaching some of his radical conclusions.
This wonderful ceremony highlighted the achievement of human will in overcoming the adversity of disability and tackling the difficult problems of science.
Even as late as 1435 Alfonso de la Torre began his Visiõ delectable in almost that exact order, and only when he had laid these foundations did he proceed to the problems of science, philosophy, theology, law, and politics.
Basic research in physics is obviously dependent on public support and funding, and with this development has come, albeit slowly, a growing recognition within the physics community of the social responsibility of scientists for the consequences of their work and for the more general problems of science and society.
In many engineering problems, as well as problems of science, there are nonlinear equations to optimize.
