Sentence examples for space for science from inspiring English sources

The Soviet promotion of "scientific socialism" created a vital breathing space for science fiction within Soviet society.

But the Olympics didn't really feature as a space for science until 1928, when the Amsterdam organising committee were persuaded by a Dutch professor of physiology, FJJ Buytendijk, to allow physiological testing at the Games.

"Academic institutions are economic drivers," said Frank C. Wuest, president of Forest City's Science and Technology Group, which undertook a similar project in Cambridge, Mass., where space for science and technology companies was developed next to M.I.T. "The jobs are following the brain power".

We run a 3,000 square foot community space for science, technology and art in the centre of Manchester, and as a consequence organise and play host to a wide variety of events - from "hacking" toy robots to play football to making kimchi or dissecting octopuses (and eating them).

Different scientific fields are creating space for science education at different rates.

This social contract between (emerging) science and society created a macro-protected space for science (Rip [2011]), provided scientists showed prudential acquiescence to the powers that bej.

It is a tonic to cure public anxiety and create safe spaces for science.

Generally, the protected spaces for science are opening up.

The second project Mr. Gund executed at Kenyon was a set of three interconnected buildings to replace the demolished Philip Mather Hall and expand the space available for science education.

The MINISAT-01 is a good example of a small hybrid space mission for science and technology.

First, the ESF calls for "expanding and creating new spaces for science-society interactions" insisting on bottom-up initiatives and creativity in this domain.