What information is streamlined in science communication?
President Barack Obama wants to tap the Smithsonian Institution's expertise in informal science education as part of his plan to streamline STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) education.
Prof Chris Brink, Vice Chancellor of Newcastle University, says: We are adopting a two-pronged strategy to streamline Newcastle Science City Company Ltd and to build a broader city of science alliance.
While he offered no specific elements of the new strategy, he said it would involve an institutionwide consolidation and streamlining of science and research programs.
Some of today's firms those that can tap into the best science, streamline their operations and communicate more openly with the wider world will still do well, although they may be less profitable.
The change was part of a hastily crafted effort by the Obama administration to streamline and reshuffle science education programs across a dozen federal agencies.
Government officials have confirmed reports that Meunier clashed often with mathematician Larrouturou over the latter's plans to streamline CNRS operations (Science, 27 May 2005, p. 1243).
However, there is an ongoing debate taking place in medical education regarding anatomy teaching methods following the recommendations of the GMC that there should be streamlined anatomy teaching with integration of clinical sciences.
Currently, we find in many science programs, online websites, and curriculum materials streamlined 'cookbook' investigations and out-of-date activities for K-12 students.
In many universities in the UK and Europe, the science preparation for medical training has been streamlined, focusing principally on those aspects of chemical knowledge truly necessary to succeed in clinical training and as a physician.
