(I swear, the science staff did nothing to instigate this study, but we definitely don't mind publicizing the results).
Of the total number of science staff at the museum, in 1998 half were working on classifying organisms and their relationships to each other; 15 years later, they were barely a third of the total cohort.
From the 1990s until recently, Dr. Challinor also wrote engagingly about ecology, global warming, endangered species and other subjects in monthly meditations that were published for the Smithsonian's science staff and reached a readership outside its walls.
Faced with an aging biology laboratory that was not equipped for computer stations, for instance, the science staff built computer stands out of metal pipe, for a cost of about $20 each.
Watch this presentation.] James Gorman of the science staff at The Times captures this complexity well in his news story: The report comes to no conclusion about how sensitive the bears are to the current loss of the sea ice that they live on, and the evolutionary tale it presents can be read in different ways.
"It's hard to justify spending $28 million on a new visitors center when they say they can't afford to keep the science staff because of a million-dollar shortfall," said Chris Kreussling, who maintains a blog called Flatbush Gardener and has given generously to the garden in the past, earning him a spot in the President's Circle.
I know about football and I know about physiotherapy so I made a couple of calls to people I knew in the game and just asked if anybody had ever considered establishing a body to represent the medical and science staff in football".
A: Both the science staff and the board want a closer working relationship.
MentorDoctor: When Health Issues Interfere, by Next Wave and Science Staff, 11 February 2005.
When museums hire new science staff, they are usually looking for a specific talent.
