The choice between applied and basic research is a watershed career decision. Perhaps it is to be expected that the…
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As the geometric growth in number of scientists collides with the linear growth in available science funding, debate is inevitable…
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“Go, wondrous creature! mount where Science guides, Go, measure earth, weigh air, and state the tides; Instruct the planets in…
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Are scientists unique? Many lay people hold a stereotypical view of scientists. very intelligent; myopic in interest, focusing on precise…
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Both cooperation and competition are integral aspects of scientific interaction. Joint projects combine diverse, specialized expertise to promote research success.…
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The greatest scientific book of all time is Principia Mathematica, completed by Isaac Newton in 1687. Newton’s paradigm of the physics…
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