But now acting NIH director Raynard Kington, a social scientist himself, has asked two institute directors one is Jeremy Berg, director of NIGMS to come up with a basic behavioral sciences "blueprint".
As with so many technological breakthroughs and refinements in the past decade, humanity's engineers are realising science fiction's blueprints, without reconciling them with science fiction's accompanying warnings.
Shaped by their experiences in the Great Depression, many early U.S. Keynesians saw economics not just as a policy science, but as a blueprint for using the state to prevent slumps and to further social progress.
The Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science ( SACNAS) has the blueprint for helping facilitate these discussions.
The accomplishment, reported in the current Science, may provide a blueprint for designing drugs to treat ailing nerve cells.
But an anxiously awaited blueprint for Russian science reform, drafted by the science ministry under his guidance and released last October, offered few concrete steps (Science, 14 November 1997, p. 1220).
B3 SCIENCE TIMES F1-14 THumanman Blueprint Two rival groups of scientists said in a joint announcement that they had deciphered the set of genetic instructions that defines the human organism.
Audacity, Part 2: A Blueprint for Audacious Science, by Anne Sasso, 9 October 2009.
More than a quarter of a century after James Watson and Francis Crick had discovered DNA, the twisting molecular structure that carries life's genetic blueprint, the elaborate science of isolating key genes in the laboratory continued to elude researchers.
"In general, science boosters loathe the spending blueprints approved last month by the House and Senate.
