Sentences with phrase «access to government scientists»

Many non-profit scientific and engineering societies participated in the Festival, and almost 40 federal government agencies and offices provided hands - on science exhibits and / or public access to government scientists.

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Only a small minority of users — university students, scientists and select government officials — have access to Kwangmyong, a domestic intranet «that offers email and websites but is totally shut off from the rest of the world,» according to a Slate article.

And more than 1,600 scientists — most of them early - career researchers at UK universities — wrote in a letter to The Times on July 22 that the government should protect scientists by acting to maintain access to EU funding and ensure the free movement of researchers.

«We decided to build the plant here after considering a number of sites worldwide,» says Meehan, adding that key considerations included government collaboration, access to top scientists, and a proven track record in Ballydine.

«White House officials and political appointees in the agencies censored congressional testimony on the causes and impacts of global warming, controlled media access to government climate scientists, and edited federal scientific reports to inject unwarranted uncertainty into discussions of climate change.»

Free access is available to National Research Council scientists and academic / not - for - profit users associated with a university, hospital, or government department.

Scientists are hoarding data on global temperatures, in case President - elect Donald Trump tries to wipe it off government Web sites or block public access to it.

The study grew out of work the authors undertook in the Pacific, where scientists met with community members and local, regional, and national government experts to examine issues such as food security, access to fresh water, quality education, sustainable tourism, and protection of marine and terrestrial resources.

This includes designing automobile antennas that can receive 4G signals and deliver unfettered access to the electromagnetic spectrum to broadcast these signals (currently being fought for by scientists, technology companies and government agencies).

Following up on recommendations to make more research freely available to scientists and the public, the U.K. government today pledged # 10 million toward making scientific papers open access.

The Grand Banks fell prey to the usual list of suspects: a government that set fishing limits higher than scientists advised; fishermen who cheated on catch quotas; and the lack of restraint that plagues all «open access» fisheries («if we...

A new publication from the Collaboration for Research Integrity and Transparency (CRIT) at Yale Law School and AllTrials supporters Transparency International, TranspariMED and Cochrane calls on governments to ensure that patients, doctors, and scientists can access the full results of all clinical trials.

In the aftermath of the Climategate scandal, in order to ensure scientific integrity and regain the public's trust, scientific bodies called on scientists to allow access to their raw data, assumptions, methodologies, and software and to promptly and completely respond to all Freedom of Information Act and government requests for information.

White House officials and political appointees in the agencies censored congressional testimony on the causes and impacts of global warming, controlled media access to government climate scientists, and edited federal scientific reports to inject unwarranted uncertainty into discussions of climate change and to minimize the threat to the environment and the economy.

UCS» report laments scientists at public universities, research institutes, and federal agencies are subjected to demands for information under a variety of state open - records laws and the 1967 federal Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), which was designed to hold government agencies accountable by providing the public with access to records from any federal agency.

Federal Information Commissioner Suzanne Legault is being asked to formally investigate the way the Harper government has been «muzzling» and restricting access to federal scientists.

This includes enhanced access to government information, restoring relevance to Question Period, electoral reform, and an end to the «first past the post» voting system, the unmuzzling of government scientists, return of the long form census, an equal number of men and women in Cabinet, and the formation of a Youth Advisory Counsel so that young people can provide advice to the PM on issues that concern them.