Ray guns and rocket ships were rapidly overtaking swords and sorcery as the preferred pulp subjects of the day, and many of Moorcock's lasting science fiction accomplishments — including his novella "Behold the Man"; his radical, satirical Jerry Cornelius novels; and his immensely influential editorship of the sci-fi magazine New Worlds — were several years away.
She had perused the works of the poets and knew them by heart; she had studied philosophy and the sciences, arts and accomplishments; and she was pleasant and polite, wise and witty, well read and well bred".
And in fact the more doubt philosophers have cast on the notion of certainty, and the more cold water they have thrown on the belief that human beings are capable of a complete and disinterested — as opposed to a partial and interested — knowledge of anything, the more remarkable and useful the accomplishments of science and scholarship have become.
(A) Schematic of a science career, where major accomplishments sustain career growth.
Patrick: Clearly, people of color have often been cheated of recognition and their accomplishments in science and other intellectual endeavors.
Yesterday, Koonin ticked off some of his accomplishments for ScienceInsider, explained his reasons for leaving and his plans for the future.
President Obama is hoping that experienced managers will help him overcome Washington gridlock and leave a legacy of accomplishments in science.
"I made it very clear through my other experiences that I was committed and that I could make significant accomplishments in science".
Provide evidence of your progress and accomplishments in science, such as publications, presentations at conferences, leadership positions, outreach to younger students, and related experiences that sparked your interest in specific areas of science.
Townes' accomplishments in science were always guided by strong religious feelings.
