"The UK scientific scene is now much stronger than it was then - thanks in part of the strengthening of science on mainland Europe," he said.
Sir Martin Rees, emeritus professor of physics at the University of Cambridge, and the Astronomer Royal, said: "The UK scientific scene is now much stronger than it was [in the 1980s] - thanks in part of the strengthening of science on mainland Europe.
It can be stated that the Spanish research enjoys good health and is an important and relevant player in the international scientific scene.
The ascent of today's global scientific tongue is providing enormous opportunities for industrious native speakers of other languages to enter the world's scientific scene.
Fullerenes are a form of carbon nanomaterial which can be functionalized with a wide array of molecules that allows them to gain a prime role on scientific scene.
Whereas a generation before, there existed only one truly mature science, physics, by the early 1860's both psychology and biology had entered the scientific scene.
The Journal of Orthopaedics and Traumatology, official journal of the Italian Society of Orthopaedics and Traumatology (SIOT), has established a solid reputation not only in Italy but also on the international scientific scene.
Chemistry (along with electronics and information technology) may have dominated the scientific scene in the 20th century, but by the turn of the millennium, many chemists thought that organic synthesis was done and dusted.
The second point is that if we had been looking in from the outside on the scientific scene of the first half of the first decade of the 20th century, Einstein wouldn't have shown up on our radar--assuming that radar had been invented at the time.
Looking for factors that might help explain the gap, he and others tick off the relatively recent arrival on the U.S. scientific scene of Asian scientists, language barriers, and cultural stereotypes that prevent Asians from being more aggressive in seeking promotions and honors.
