Sentence examples for science broadcasting from inspiring English sources

LONDON--The BBC, the United Kingdom's giant public service broadcaster, is about to create the largest science broadcasting center in the world.

Read Next Wave's feature story to learn about how the Beeb is making science broadcasting a more interactive experience.

Macfarlane decided to enter science broadcasting after meeting astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson at a regular lunch for Hollywood producers and scientists, who get together to discuss making the science in movies as accurate as possible.

To say that Robyn Williams is a bit of a legend of science broadcasting on the radio is a bit like saying David Attenborough is a dab hand at nature documentaries on the telly.

"There is a lot of science-based industry in the UK, a strong charity sector and a long tradition of science broadcasting, particularly in areas such as natural history," she says.

The continuing rise of women in science broadcasting and shifts in publishing doubtless played a part, but the timing suggests that the Royal Society's award was jolted into a rethink by the Wellcome book prize.

Posobiec was born and raised in Norristown, PA, and went to Temple University in 2003 for a double major in political science and broadcasting.

In 2001, he was knighted for "services to the popularisation of science and to broadcasting".

Public broadcasting documentaries, science sections of newspapers, and science museums combined do not reach more than a small segment of that generation with the simplest of knowledge of the major themes of contemporary biomedical research.

It was no surprise to Mr. Chorpash that couch potatoes, long befuddled by the science of broadcasting (not to mention by the traditional plastic brick that controls it), are literally throwing up their hands and rolling their eyes.

Sir David Attenborough has been presented with an honorary degree for services to science and broadcasting by Queen's University, Belfast.