And the focus must be on the science--on the problem you aim to solve--not on the scientist or a particular approach.
Many disciplines (e.g. engineering, robotics, computer science) bear on the problem of automating the different stages involved in post-genomic research with a view to developing quality assured high-dimensional data.
Thomas C. Cochran, of the N. Y. U., published an article in the Political Science Quarterly on the problems historians are facing in making a study of "the historical image" of businessmen, because of the paucity of source material.
Many are the ways of handling a hangover, and science is working on the problem, too.
Plus, there's new science coming out on the problem all the time.
In her editorial on the influence of money on science, DeAngelis outlined the problem as follows [ 1]: "There is simply no way to guarantee that all financial relationships and arrangements of all authors are disclosed.
Dr. Cinner said the study, which is published in Current Biology, represents an effort to integrate social science into research on the problems affecting coral reefs.
For months, Shankar had been thinking about how to bring behavioral science to bear on the problems in Flint, where a crisis stemming from lead contamination of the drinking water had stretched on for almost two years.
While the focus has mostly been on US academic science, many of the problems are universal.
The "philosophy of science --and what New Koch proudly callscience --andic of science --andere all the people whatiNewon the problem share Kochledge"-- is strangely in abeyance when science criss-crossses with climate change.
It also reveals a problem that would occupy him throughout his later writings on epistemology and philosophy of science: the problem of explaining the origin of the a priori laws in human knowledge.
