Sentence examples for science column from inspiring English sources
Yet today, Gaia theory is much more than a candidate for Life's bad science column.
John Tierney writes the Findings science column for The New York Times.
She often contributes to the magazine's "Good News & Bad News" science column.
A physician and polemicist best known for his "Bad Science" column in the Guardian, Goldacre makes no attempt at detachment.
Bad Science by Ben Goldacre Harper Perennial Goldacrere writes the popular Bad Science column on Saturdays in the Guardian.
Unfortunately, as Ben Goldacre has pointed out in his Bad Science column, Cliff has a very poor grasp of maths.
He also writes science columns for English-language publications, such as China Daily.
With enough money, an enterprising researcher could surely identify a chemical in newsprint or keyboards that is dangerously carcinogenic for any rat that reads a trillion science columns every day.
If more women prefer to study psychology and medicine than physics and engineering, why is that a problem for Washington to fix? I'd love to see more girls pursuing careers in science (and more women reading science columns), but I wish we'd encourage their individual aspirations instead of obsessing about group disparities.
Maddox's popular science columns for Discover magazine impart his own personal views on science with a markedly humorous and skeptical bent.
He also published his first book, "Merlin's Tour of the Universe," a collection of pop-science columns that he had written for Star Date, an astronomy magazine.
