The phrase "science invention" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to inventions related to science or scientific inventions, but as it stands, it lacks clarity.
Example: "The conference showcased several groundbreaking science inventions that could change the future of technology."
Alternatives: "scientific inventions" or "inventions in science."
On Thursday night, most of them helped at the science invention fair until it was past 8 p.m. Their credentials would be impressive for college professors.
"Visitors were anxious to see people from exotic places, the latest in science, invention and fine art, and to enjoy themselves … There was nothing else in the way of amusement that was like it," he said.
Why not look to science, invention and entrepreneurship?
Crucial data about science, invention, capital, talent, supply, channels and prices can't possibly travel up the pipe to a central planner and back down fast enough.
Tom Swift (in the 2nd series Tom Swift, Jr). is the central character in five series of books of American juvenile science fiction and adventure novels that emphasize science, invention and technology.
Plus, Israel also is the birthplace of many hard science inventions like USB Flash Drives and coronary stents.
The strength of the NCA effect size was moderated by the domain of creativity, being higher for cognitively demanding domains (science, inventions, humor, architecture, or writing) than for artistic or everyday domains (cooking, dance, music, visual arts or theatre).
We have developed and present a new method to extract and process data on patent applications for medical science inventions by universities and non-university public research organisations in Germany using a publicly accessible database.
We developed and present a new method to extract and process data on patent applications for medical science inventions by universities and PROs in Germany using a publicly accessible database.
Invention is science, innovation is economics.
The development of science & invention with its intent to liberate man from the burdens of heavy toil imposed new burdens & new deprivations.
