Nina Jeliazkova (NJ): Nina received a M.Sc. in Computer Science from the Institute for Fine Mechanics and Optics, St .Petersburg, Russia in 1991, followed by a PhD in Computer Science (thesis "Novel computer methods for molecular modelling") in 2001 in Sofia, Bulgaria, and a PostDoc at the Central Product Safety department, Procter & Gamble, Brussels, Belgium (2002 - 2003).
Stuck with the entrepreneurial bug, Alex would take his senior year material science thesis and spin it into a touch screen technology company called Innova Dynamics.
Zack de la Rocha raved on... and on, and the gaps between the songs were so long that I could have completed a sophomore political science thesis and had time to spare.
Versions of the unity-of-science thesis are still supported by many contemporary philosophers of science.
After his "docteur ès sciences" thesis on sulphides in 1880 under the guidance of Marcellin Berthelot at Collège de France in Paris, and a very short stay at the University of Bordeaux to teach physics, he became Professor of Chemistry at the University of Toulouse from 1884 until he retired in 1930.
Impossibility theorem, also called Arrow's theorem, in political science, the thesis that it is generally impossible to assess the common good.
An interesting new study in Nature shows that the science comprehension thesis (SCT which posits that divisions over climate change are a result of the public's incomprehension of the science is wrong.
In a political-science honors thesis written in 1980, Richard Barlow, who was then a senior at Western Washington University, in Bellingham, Washington, analyzed the relationship between the collection of intelligence about Pakistan and the failure of American policymakers to stop Pakistan from going nuclear.
A science-based thesis will involve few secondary sources as the remainder of your work will involve describing and presenting the results of a study.
Related to this is the modern-day task of coordinating its doctrine of creation or its doctrine of the revelation of the transcendent (e.g., the Christ event in Christianity) with the worldview of modern natural science and its thesis of the immanency of being i.e., of being that is self-contained.
