Sentence examples for science stage from inspiring English sources

China's participation not only improves the international representation of the HGP and made it the first vast internationally collaborative project joined by both developed and developing countries in history, but also marks an important starting point for Chinese scientists to play their important roles on the international science stage as they are doing now.

In 1970, the British Society for Social Responsibility in Science staged an intervention at the British Science Festival.

"It's still in the science project stage".

They wanted to create a piece of theatre about scientific ideas, not about people: to put the science centre stage.

I was also invited by Science on Stage in Poland and Germany to train teachers on the practical aspects of it.

Not surprisingly Cronin is excited by these prospects, though he continually adds the caveat that they are still essentially at the "science fiction" stage of this process.

I've done a lot of work with Science on Stage and performed at workshops and conferences in Grenoble, Copenhagen and Brussels.

Kirsten Shepherd-Barr's book Science on Stage: From Doctor Faustus to Copenhagen notes that audience members can fill in the scientific gaps, which allows for a focus on ethical dilemmas and catastrophic consequences.

Tapping into a societal mood has always been the theater's stock in trade, and the emergence of science on stage is a sign of this, just as a stream of plays about gender politics, sexual identity and AIDS have been over the last two decades, or plays dealing with the widening gap between the affluent and deprived.

"The kids have really interesting questions!" Nearby in the exhibit hall was the Family Science Days stage, where an energetic Bob Hirshon emceed the day's educational events.

U.K.: Approximately every other year, the Wellcome Trust runs a Science on Stage and Screen competition that "seeks to engage the public's interest in biomedical science or human health, through the support of new drama, film/video and television, and multimedia productions".