As a poetry fan, Mr. Grubin said that he wanted to bring insights from poets into the practice of science.
Third, the blind adoption of capitalist incentives into the practice of science by the Chinese establishment is outright wrong.
He fully endorses their insistence that the practice of science is penetrated by human interests, and shaped by moral and cultural values.
Dawkins and Gould have undertaken the same project--eliminating the barrier between the practice of science and its communication to a wider audience.
But the practice of science will probably turn out to be the last fundamental divide between humans and the other inhabitants of this planet.
We still remember the book sixty years later because half of it considers cultural changes outside the corporation: in the physical design, sociology, and marital dynamics of the new suburbs, in the practice of science, even in the era's novels.
He is as concerned as anyone to preserve all the necessary freedoms; but he insists that we need more controls on the practice of science, that we need them now and that we will have to make certain sacrifices.
Science is the one domain in human life where bias and prejudice are systematically eliminated; now those very forces are set to undermine the practice of science in America.
Thus, the source of the Materialist view of the world is undoubtedly the practice of science; the Materialist proposes to give unrestricted validity to ways of thinking that scientists have found effective in a certain restricted sphere.
One is that in the 1970s it was clear that the ability to move genes between creatures was going to bring about a huge change in the practice of science itself, and biologists were eager for that to happen.
That charismatic communist visionary and womaniser was to bulk large in Perutz's life as a young researcher, although he would do so more as an example of someone with a passionate interest in uncovering scientific mysteries than of a benchworker engaged day-to-day in the practice of science.
