"representatives of science" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to individuals or groups who are seen as the face or spokespersons of the scientific community. Example: The conference was attended by representatives of science from all over the world, who shared their latest research findings and technological advancements.
He will also be one of the foremost representatives of science in the United States.
Main and Catlow are two of the many representatives of science organizations and researchers who have submitted evidence to the parliamentary inquiry, set up by the House of Commons' science and technology committee to address the issue of researcher mobility in the wake of Brexit.
The senate, an advisory board consisting of 22 appointed representatives of science, policy, and industry, will play an important role in the future strategies of the HGF.
(2) The TEP participants (representatives of science, industry, public administration communities) changed their attitude towards the way of thinking about the future in favour of more complex and interdisciplinary approaches (advantage).
O ver 5000 representatives of science, business and government gathered in the industrial town of Essen in Northern Germany last week to witness the official launch of the European research budget Framework Programme 5 (FP5), which will run through 2002.
The participants were very satisfied with the outcome of the meeting and expressed the need for the International Forum of Young Scientists to become a regular platform for discussion among scientists, representatives of science organizations, and parliamentarians in order to influence European science policy.
This Agreement may not be amended, nor any obligation waived, except in writing and signed by an authorized representative of Science.
"If we don't do science today, we will keep exporting sticks and rocks," Natalia Muñoz, a representative of Science with a Contract, a group advocating for better working conditions for young scientists and lab technicians, said outside La Moneda.
That's probably the direction the world is actually going," Starbuck says. . Low acceptance rates in journals may foster exclusivity and prestige, Siler says, but if his sample is representative of science as a whole, journals might also be missing important research that is esoteric or unconventional.
In a statement emailed to ScienceInsider, Lochhead said: "I will be happy to meet representatives of the science community and reassure them that these changes will not affect research as it is currently carried out in Scotland".
The summit participants included representatives of basic science, clinical research, health care, advocacy, industry, government and others with expertise ranging from anthropology to virology.
