Public support for embryonic stem cell research has been growing, and last month, National Institutes of Health Director Elias Zerhouni broke ranks with the president when he called on Congress to boost funding for the science (Science, 23 March 2007, p. 1646).
And whereas normal research papers tend to focus solely on the science, science autobiographies rather reveal the extent to which research practices are pervaded ('infected') by the dynamics of the socio-cultural world, for instance in the form of political convictions, intimate relationships, psychic problems, fierce competition and personal ambitions.
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The long-simmering issue came to a head in January, when Summers made remarks questioning the innate ability of women in the sciences (Science, 28 January 2005, p. 492).
"Now we are saying that the fourth achievement is to become the country of science, science and nanotechnology".
"Whatever may be the ideals of science, science means secrecy to some children.
> -wrap-foot> b"Other non research careers" includes careers in the business of science, science writing, healthcare, science policy, law, and drug approval and production.
And, by the way, it's science, science, science, it's fact, fact, fact, fact, fact".
But science, science is the most difficult".
Objectivity of science Science seeks the objective truth.
"Science, science, science, and the rule of law," demanded Senator Barbara Boxer (D-CA) at the confirmation hearing today for Lisa Jackson, the presumptive head of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
