The phrase "science brief" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a concise summary or report related to scientific topics or findings.
Example: "The research team prepared a science brief to summarize their latest findings on climate change."
Alternatives: "scientific summary" or "research brief".
In a "science briefing" posted on its website the BAS said: "BAS scientists do not receive funding from any commercial krill fishing company.
I sat in a science briefing about the effect of heliophysics on asteroids, then got a text message from my eldest sister — pictures of my niece on her first day of kindergarten, her pale-blue lunch box decorated with planets, her younger brother crying in a raincoat on the sidewalk.
He was appointed minister for cities in July 2011 and will keep this portfolio in addition to the science policy brief.
As the streaming pipeline architecture is heavily dependent on a variety of resources which uses terminology more common in computational sciences, a brief primer is necessary to ensure both completeness and clarity for the rest of the paper.
While defending his science, Likens briefed President Reagan in 1983, testified before Congress, and advised a massive government study documenting the tie between acidic waters in the Northeast and coal-burning power plants in the Midwest.
SCIENCE TIMES A brief article on Tuesday that accompanied the Personal Health column, about the risks of medical radiation, misstated the proportion of cancer survivors in a study who later developed a new cancer related to radiation treatment.
I tweeted on another useful primer on gasoline basics during the debate: 11 Factors That Determine Gas Prices (White House, #kxl not on list): http://t.co/IF0RdLis via @themoneygame — Andy Revkin (@Revkin) 17 Oct 12 Science made its brief appearance in Obama's answer to a question was about jobs flowing to China.
In a brief science note of June 26 , 1955 an oceanographer opposed the dumping of nuclear waste in the ocean; the argument was that, over time, such practice "would have an unpredictable influence on the whole biological cycle of the sea".
These 10 books were chosen by the authors to represent a selection of important books ranging from Darwin's (1859) On the Origin of Species; to Hawking's 1998 popular science book A Brief History of Time.
