Sentence examples for science capacity from inspiring English sources

What are overarching educational approaches and concrete class activities that can build data science capacity in non-technical communications fields such as journalism, documentary film, arts, and civic media?

It is one of the many areas of our economic life likely to take an irreparable hit as Britain leaves the EU. Britain's leadership position was built on the excellence of its science, capacity to attract talent and the extraordinary ability of its scientists to build international networks bidding for EU research money.

But CSIRO Staff Association Secretary Sam Popovski in Melbourne said the "backflip" on climate science capacity was "merely a Band-Aid" given that the agency is proceeding with the staff cuts.

Sewankambo, an internal medicine specialist and head of Makerere University College of Health Sciences who has spent years strengthening science capacity in Africa, spoke with ScienceInsider on the sidelines of a U.S. National Academy of Sciences meeting on collaboration with African science academies, held from 5 to 8 August in Washington, D.C.

Looking ahead, we are committed to further increasing science capacity in this area and building new business models that incentivize farmers for keeping more carbon in their soil.

Indicators of success are not only the utility of the analysis, but also the increased interest from departments in data science, knowledge transfer both to students on city government and to city staff on data science, and the eagerness for executive leadership to build out data science capacity within city hall.

Science is also becoming more global in character as more countries invest in science and technology and fortify their infrastructures and science capacities.

I also highlighted that this soaring global industry offers an exceptional career opportunity tomorrow, to those who get the support they need in gaining mathematical and scientific skills, and attaining computer science capacities today.

Research capacity building in the health sciences in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs) has typically focused on bench-science capacity, but research examining health service delivery and health workforce is equally necessary to determine the best ways to deliver care.

Is the fishery managed responsibly with sound policies based on best-available science, and capacity for enforcement and monitoring?

Further, the impact of international events and initiatives on Canada's innovation agenda was viewed as an important dimension of any science advisory capacity.