Sentences with phrase «science went to press»

«They got the information about the new URL,» she says, but as Science went to press, Web of Science still points to the domain that I now control.

By the time Science went to press, 157 of the journals had accepted the paper and 98 had rejected it.

As Science went to press, Fang had not responded to a request for comment, and the unidentified assailants remained at large.

As Science went to press, it remained unclear exactly how much money would be targeted and when it would be taken, but researchers expect the government to grab funds set aside to pay for research overheads.

This time, nations — 164 as Science went to press — have each prepared pledges, called Intended Nationally Determined Contributions (INDCs), which detail their promised emissions cuts and other actions through 2030.

Meanwhile, as Science went to press, Skripal and his daughter remained in critical condition, and a responding police officer who was exposed was in serious condition.

TEPCO was planning to start the operation shortly after Science went to press.

Not exact matches

Just as the press touts an unpublished, nonexistent study by researchers standing to profit from the claims, actual peer - reviewed science clashing with the mere claims of Bailes, Omalu, and company goes overlooked.

«It's a shame that Congress seems more interested in protecting industry than protecting children's health... this legislation may go down in nutritional history as a bigger blunder than when the Reagan Administration tried (and failed) to credit ketchup as a vegetable in the school lunch program,» — Margo Wootan, Nutrition Policy Director, Center for Science in the Public Interest in a press release

► Last Friday, after «Elsewhere in Science» went to press, ScienceInsider posted a piece by our own Elisabeth Pain — Science Careers» contributing editor for Europe — about France's Sciences en Marche, which is «a 3 - week relay race across the country by bike, foot, and even by kayak, aimed at pressuring the government to create more permanent jobs in science and better support universities and research centers.Science» went to press, ScienceInsider posted a piece by our own Elisabeth Pain — Science Careers» contributing editor for Europe — about France's Sciences en Marche, which is «a 3 - week relay race across the country by bike, foot, and even by kayak, aimed at pressuring the government to create more permanent jobs in science and better support universities and research centers.Science Careers» contributing editor for Europe — about France's Sciences en Marche, which is «a 3 - week relay race across the country by bike, foot, and even by kayak, aimed at pressuring the government to create more permanent jobs in science and better support universities and research centers.science and better support universities and research centers.»

News of the explosion reached the International Astronomical Union on a Tuesday; on Wednesday, the day we went to press, Science News editors slipped a mention of it into that week's issue.

It's the one in which the prestigious science journal issues its embargo ed press release, which goes out to everybody, which everybody jumps on, which everybody then writes about and it all comes out at the same time.

Tony Rothman, a faculty member at Princeton University, was equally surprised and indignant when, shortly before his book Everything's Relative: And Other Fables From Science and Technology went to press, his editors decided to nix the cover photo of Einstein.

Steve: You make me wonder, maybe I'm to blame, maybe the science media is part of the problem, because if we know that a diet high in fruits and vegetables is generally healthful and then we try to tease that out, if the scientist tried to tease out the details — which is their job and they should keep doing that — but if the science press or the general press continues to report breathlessly on the individual - component research, does that not confuse the consumer without the bottom line of, you know, don't forget just a lot of fruits and vegetables is really the way to go.

STScI / NASA press releases: Hubble Makes the First Precise Distance Measurement to an Ancient Globular Star Cluster Hubble Unmasks Ghost Galaxies Deepest View of Space Yields Young Stars in Andromeda Halo Hubble Identifies Source of Ultraviolet Light in an Old Galaxy ESA press releases: Hubble Unmasks Ghost Galaxies Four Unusual Views of the Andromeda Galaxy Public speaking: On the Trail of the Missing Galaxies High - Level Science Products from Large and Treasury Programs: GO - 9453: The Age of the Andromeda Halo (126 orbits) GO - 10265: The Formation History of Andromeda (107 orbits) GO - 10816: The Formation History of Andromeda's Extended Metal - Poor Halo (128 orbits) GO - 11664 / 12666: The WFC3 Galactic Bulge Treasury Program: Populations, Formation History and Planets (56 orbits) GO - 12549: The Formation History of the Ultra-Faint Dwarf Galaxies (113 orbits)

My computer science goal is to get the students comfortable with the technology, and to have them understand the relationship between the commands they input and the actions the robot takes once they press the GO button.

This is true going back to work in the early 1990s (MIT Press, Yale Press, Science, PNAS, among others).

a) A researcher thinks results are more significant than they are b) Or a press release muffs it c) Or the results get over-interpreted going from science to media stories.

The Niskanen Center, which calls itself a libertarian think tank, has a Center for Climate Science directed by Dr. Joseph Majkut, a climatologist who previously served on the staff of Brulle's ally Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse.52 The think tank R Street is so well known for its friendliness to a carbon tax that when we published a study critical of the carbon tax, we invited it to contribute a defense of the tax.53 And as the present study goes to press, prominent Republicans at the Hoover Institution like George Schultz and James Baker are advocating vigorously for a carbon tax.54

Ummm... After all the breathless press releases for each «it's worse than we thought» climate science paper, after all the «we are all going to die» editorials by enviro - wacko - advocate / scientists, and after all the obvious efforts to silence and / or ostracize ANYONE who disagrees (eg the UEA emails, or Judith's experiences), it would be shocking if Bengtsson did not suffer the consequences of a climate fatwa.