To reach all lecturers and educators who teach in the health sciences faculty, invitations were sent through UCT's email system and the health sciences faculty listserv.
This work was funded by the UK Natural Environment Research Council [grant number NE/J012556/1] and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science [Invitation Fellowship Program award S-12087].
This established my role as a science spokesperson in the media, and I began to get invitations to comment on science items in radio news bulletins.
The hands-on activities offered by BBC 1's Bang Goes the Theory, for example, offer a physical experience but, like much kids' science, are largely demonstrations, not invitations to be an active part of shaping an experimental process.
We thank the hydrological sciences section executive committee for the invitation to submit this paper.
"Fed up with invitations to submit papers for science conferences, three MIT students devised a software program that deliberately churned out nonsensical scientific gibberish.
Han's demo was one of a breathtaking array of ideas and technology on exhibition two weeks ago at an invitation-only science fair salon called "Gadgetoff," held at the Liberty Science Center in New Jersey, just across the Hudson River from Manhattan.
JS is an NHMRC Peter Doherty Fellow, and a Recipient of the Hundred Talents Program of CAS and the Japan Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS) Short-term Invitation Fellowship to the Bioinformatics Center, Kyoto University, Japan.
"I get invitations to speak at colleges from the political science departments and law schools," Mr. Sharpton says.
Among researchers who accepted the invitation (n = 5), three fields of the sports sciences were represented: sport psychology (n = 3), physiology (n = 1), and physical education (n = 1).
336 medicine students and 125 biomedical sciences students who registered for the course "Circulation and Respiration" received an invitation to participate in this study.
