The facility will house up to eight start-up companies that focus on advanced agri-food technologies and bio-product sciences.
Products, science, and hard-core math seem to get in the way.
The AMA was widely criticized when it agreed to let Sunbeam put AMA's logo on its blood pressure monitors and other medical products (Science, 3 October 1997, p. 26).
Griscelli says that one reason the government smiled so brightly on INSERM may be that the agency has been willing to shape its research agenda according to priorities laid down by the research ministry, which wants to see life sciences research pay off in new therapies and products (Science, 8 September, p. 1667).
Practical science thus contrasts with theoretical science, which seeks knowledge for its own sake, and, less obviously, with the productive sciences, which deal with the creation of products external to sciences themselves.
This is profoundly ironic, because social media is not only a product of science, but rather rarefied science at that.
According to the Russian agency that regulates animal-related products and sciences, Rosselkhoznadzor, a disturbing amount of dairy products in Russian shops are falsified and contain chalk or starch, especially cheese.
Such action figures are becoming more a product of science than art.
It is now clear that "human enhancement" is a reality and not just a product of science fiction.
They are the product of science gone wrong, or of a virus, or of some other phenomenal cause.
Eugenie Doe might be the product of science, but more important for "Man-Made," she seemed to have won the heart of her real creator, the playwright.
