In any case, pace Peschard, nothing but a debate about nomenclature and maybe an appeal to the ordinary language use of scientists; not always the most compelling kind of argument would prevent us from saying that the epistemic target of a storm simulation is the computer, and that the storm is merely the epistemic motivation for studying the computer.
In the latest use of scientists' time, they have found that eating dessert on a date increases the likelihood that there'll be a second date.
They are also concerned about the effect of NSF's extensive use of scientists who are on loan for a few years from somewhere else, usually a university.
Recommendations are given regarding ways in which communications between scientists and policy makers should be structured so as to make appropriate and effective use of scientists and the knowledge they can provide in policy-making fora.
The prize is intended to speed up the introduction of cruelty free meat alternatives that don't involve lentils and is a totally legit use of scientists' time given that AIDS and Cancer have both been cured.
But they have illuminating local applications, some of which can be of use to scientists as well as philosophers.
The Dalai Lama's call for a closer relationship between ethics and knowledge will certainly be of use to scientists, but it should be required reading for politicians and clerics of all faiths.
The need for a highly skilled workforce dominated Wilson's programme of action: produce more scientists, retain more scientists and make better use of our scientists.
In a blog post last year, biomedical researcher Matthew Hirschey of Duke University in Durham, North Carolina, also questioned whether crowd-funding was an efficient use of a scientist's fundraising time and whether it was a sustainable funding mechanism.
These main collaborations of researchers in the health sciences favours the good use of this scientist's knowledge and the attainement of positive evaluations in order to return to public institutions appointment positions.
To power its tiny and now spluttering economy, Iceland has already made use of what scientists call volcanism.
