Sentence examples for science broadcast from inspiring English sources

She dealt with issues of science, ethics and philosophy and was a regular contributor to A Point of View on Radio 4. Her Seven Ages of Science, broadcast over seven half-hour episodes for BBC Radio 4, was groundbreaking in its treatment and broad coverage of the history of science from the 17th century to the present day.

Three years on, Grinschpun, now 29, is subdirector of REDES, a popular science programme broadcast every Sunday night on Spanish national TV.

Produced by the broadcast media union BECTU and Skillset (see next entry), it is not specific to science broadcasting.

He studied political science and broadcast journalism at Northwestern University in Evanston, IL, earning bachelor's and master's degrees.

When he was a student at Temple University, he said, he double-majored in political science and broadcast journalism.

The bride and bridegroom met at the University of Kansas, from which they graduated, she with two bachelor's degrees, in political science and broadcast journalism.

U.S.: The Center for Science and the Media is beginning programs to train broadcast science journalists, to work with kids to develop their understanding of science news, and to help scientists communicate their stories better to the public.

He was given the role of Captain Sport Extrême in Astier's comedy science fiction programme, Hero Corp, which is broadcast on France 4.

A science lesson was broadcast from space in which 400,000 children took part.

In the past, this meant that science lectures were broadcast on the BBC, often in the middle of the night.

Nick writes:Our new course in broadcast science communication is the Science Communication Group's 10th birthday present to itself.