"A real modern scientific movement".
Among the progressive scientific movement, "transparency" and "reproducibility" are becoming buzzwords because, in spite of all our scientific advances, their importance remains undervalued.
The Beckley Foundation, which I founded in 1998, and David Nutt of Imperial College London have, through the Beckley/Imperial Research Programme, spearheaded an international scientific movement to rediscover that lost potential.
After Lorenzo de' Medici transferred the University of Florence (established 1321) to Pisa in 1473, the medical school remained behind, leading the scientific movement in Italy and forming the nucleus for the university that was legally constituted only in 1923.
'But there is a scientific movement of evidence that people can't ignore.' For screening details, or to hold your own screening, go to theghostsinourmachine.com/host-a-screening/ Describes incremental (but substantial) change in our urban environments as we lose green space.
Locke's own active involvement with the scientific movement was largely through his informal studies of medicine.
Others have tried to determine from a philosophical point of view his place in the development of the astronomical revolution from the 15th to the 17th centuries (Koyré 1957 and 1961) or in the more general context of the scientific movement of the 17th century (Hall, 1963 and especially Burtt, 1924).
This work focuses on a new scientific movement at the crossroads of physics, biology, and medicine: the phenomenon of electromagnetic waves produced by DNA in water.
In sum, epigenetics has provided "a banner under which a new scientific movement has advanced" (Haig, 2012, p. 15).
In this way it has not only generated scientific movement in the past involving common mass also but also many times it has substantially influenced policy making.
