The general thrust of Ms. Turovsky's theory resonated, at least on a scientific note, with Joseph LeDoux, a neuroscientist at New York University who has studied the biology of fear.
On a more scientific note, tomorrow from 2 to 2 30 p.m., youngsters can learn about the basics of gravity and physics.
But just as a reading of sheet music lacks the warmth and force of a specific performance, so a purely scientific note lacks any sense of a wine's individuality.
The Tree That Time Built, edited by Mary Ann Hoberman and Linda Winston This is an amazing "celebration of nature, science and imagination" with many, many beautiful poems, complete with scientific notes from the editors.
It goes back to a scientific note in [15]; see also [16].
He left well over 10,000,000 words behind him most of them still unpublished: books, letters, scientific notes, even shopping lists.
While he admits that he struggled academically during his undergraduate degree at University of Guelph in Ontario, he persisted, and eventually managed to publish four scientific notes based on his field observations while still an undergraduate.
Detailed analysis of Darwin's scientific notes and other writings from the Beagle voyage reveals a focus on endemism and replacement of allied taxa in time and in space that began early in the journey.
Luna, who is the author of The Art of Scientific Storytelling, noted that this is becoming a popular idea, as "a growing list of publications, scientific conferences, and academic institutions [are] encouraging scientists to integrate narrative elements into research and public communications".
The one scientific discovery noted in the article, that of Watson and Crick, took place at a public university in England -- that is, under government sponsorship.
