Although primarily directed at governments, a recent report from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) may help early-career scientists chart their way toward making an impact on science policy.
In a paper published Monday in the journal PLOS One, scientists charted which areas of the brain experienced increased blood flow when study participants were exposed to recordings of different types of laughter.
Clovis maintained the posture of a scientist, charting the many variables, tinkering with doses, and making psychological observations.
Well, um, scientists use charts a lot, and, uh, that's pretty much it.
Flanked by climate scientists and charts chronicling this year's unusually hot temperatures, Gore blasted a House of Representatives panel for instructions to the Administration to stop talking about the Kyoto treaty, which calls for 38 industrialized nations, including the United States, to cut their greenhouse gas emissions early next century.
Prior to this, scientists had charted only small areas of the HIV RNA genome.
Until then, scientists had charted the mouse genome but had scant idea what each gene actually did.
She is optimistic that before long scientists will chart the entire path by which limb buds develop into fully formed limbs.
The Wall Street Journal, another publication not noted over the years for its interest in track and field, opted for a mixture of both in a profile published on the eve of Farah's most recent victory under the headline "Mad Scientist' Salazar Charts a New Course to NY Half-Marathon".
Picarro's chief executive, Michael Woelk, said his company's scientists had charted plumes of methane by placing an analyzer in a car and driving from Livermore, Calif., to Sacramento, a route heavy with animal feedlots, truck depots and other industrial operations.
