The phrase "public sciences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to scientific disciplines that are studied with the aim of providing knowledge that can be used for the public good. For example, "The school created a new course focused on public sciences, such as environmental economics and public health research."
The role of the public sciences in supporting the growth of new industries with radically innovative technologies has varied between countries that encourage different levels of reputational competition and intellectual pluralism and flexibility.
Drawing on a novel combination of configurational and econometric analysis, we analyse 384 Swiss firms and identify five co-existing innovation systems: two generic innovation systems, the autarkic and the knowledge-internalisation; one regional innovation system, the protected hierarchy; and two sectoral innovation systems, the public sciences and the organised learning.
Opportunities for even greater involvement are available through citizen science projects and public science consultations.
In those positions he exerted considerable influence in the formation of public science policy.
Britain's most prestigious public science lectures have a long and revered history.
The Ri's public science programme involves over one hundred annual events on an eclectic mix of science issues.
My son is a junior at a public science magnet high school in Florida in their robotics and engineering academy.
Research, a consulting firm that has analyzed patents as a way of measuring the role public science plays in industry.
In the 1990s he briefly made a splash with Tory-friendly arguments that public science was 'crowding out' private investment.
The museum, known informally as The Tech, brings a Silicon Valley spin to the notion of a public science institute.
For a few weeks, my series has played a small part in a public science policy discussion.
