Sentences with phrase «issue of scientific»

by Jeffrey Sachs in the September 2005 issue of Scientific American.

With regard to the issue of scientific activism and it's potential to bring into question the motivation of the activist scientist.

The June 2011 issue of Scientific American included a study about fire hazard linked to climate change.

He will also look at the broader issue of scientific consensus and why it generates such intense opposition.

It is important to address this issue of scientific concensus and look at this analogy to ulcers.

Konstantin, this will definitely help: download from: http://www.sciam.com/article.cfm?articleID=00037A5D - A938 - 150E - A93883414B7F0000 & sc = I100322 from the October 2006 issue of Scientific American Article: «Impact from the Deep» «Strangling heat and gases emanating from the earth and sea, not asteroids, most likely caused several ancient mass extinctions.

in the November, 2002 issue of Scientific American, «People who worked in the presence of a pleasant smelling air freshener also reported higher self - efficacy, set higher goals and were more likely to employ efficient work strategies than participants who worked in a no - odor condition.»

They published their findings in the July 16, 2015 issue of the scientific journal Nature.

The September 2015 issue of Scientific American Mind magazine (one of my geeky favorites) headlined, «Don't Diet!

A lot of hard science is coming out now to prove what we've known in yogic science for thousands of years — a whole issue of Scientific American came out on the brain and meditation recently.

Actively resisting bias is hard work for the brain, researchers reported in the April issue of Scientific Reports, even when it comes to something as simple and ordinary as musical preferences.

Their findings are published in the current issue of Scientific Reports.

Schweitzer and her colleagues published their results in the March 15 issue of Scientific Reports.

The results of their research are being published in the July 13 issue of the scientific journal Nature.

An up - to - date discussion of gamma - ray bursts in general (with useful illustrations) is available from Gehrels et al in the December 2002 issue of Scientific American.

They reported their findings in the April 9 issue of the scientific journal Nature.

The release of the massive dataset was highlighted in a recent issue of Scientific Data, a new type of scientific publication designed to promote an in - depth understanding of research datasets.

They reported their results in the December 11 issue of the scientific journal Nature.

The results of the research project are published in this week issue of the scientific journal Physical Review Letters.

If the text is in public domain, there is no problem of plagiarism legally, though the issue of scientific credibility remains.

Get your science news at www.ScientificAmerican.com or you can check out the multimedia look at artificial photosynthesis based on an article in the current issue of Scientific American called [«Reinventing the Leaf»].

Last week I gave an interview for the Southern California Public Radio show «Take Two» on my feature story in this month's issue of Scientific American on the outbreak of the yeast Cryptococcus gattii among people living -LSB-...]

Editor's Note: This story was originally published in the May 2007 issue of Scientific American; we're posting it now due to new findings released today pinpointing methane sources on Mars.

Mathematicians, physicists, philosophers and others debate that question, as astrophysicist Mario Livio describes in the August issue of Scientific American.

Read more about threats to Tasmanian devil populations in «The Devil's Disease,» in the June 2011 issue of Scientific American.

This story was originally published in June 1979 issue of Scientific American.

Steve: Now there are a couple of good things in here, but I want to share something from 1859's August issue or September issue of Scientific American.

Biologist and author Lee Dugatkin talks about his article «Jefferson's Moose» in the February issue of Scientific American, the story of Jefferson's battle against the European theory of American biological degeneracy.

Their study, «Cloning and Characterization of a Critical Regulator for Pre-Harvest Sprouting in Wheat,» appears in a recent issue of the scientific journal Genetics.

The mystery of this outbreak's origins is detailed in «Strange Fungi Now Stalk Healthy People» in the December issue of Scientific American.

The article that we published appeared in the July 2000 issue of Scientific American.

Scientific American Editor in Chief Mariette DiChristina discusses the September special single - topic issue of Scientific American magazine, which covers origins, from the universe to the horse stirrup.

So that's a condensation of the full contents of the article, «Darwin's Influence on Modern Thought» by Ernst Mayr, which appeared in the July 2000 issue of Scientific American.

The results of their unusual experiment appear in the Feb. 19 issue of the scientific journal Nature.

And in this episode, we «ll talk about the September issue of Scientific American magazine with Editor in Chief Mariette DiChristina, and a little bit about one of the big questions of our time: Where is the money going to come from to support new media?

«Nothing quite like it exists yet, but we have begun building it,» Henry Markram wrote in the June 2012 issue of Scientific American.

In the November issue of Scientific American associate editor Ferris Jabr investigates how reading on paper is different from reading on a screen and whether the brain prefers one over the other.

The chairman cited a Berners - Lee article in the December issue of Scientific American at Tuesday's meeting, saying, «Although the Internet and Web generally thrive on lack of regulation, some basic values have to be legally preserved.»

Editor's Note: This story, originally printed in the August 1999 issue of Scientific American, is being reproduced as CERN on March 13 celebrates the 20th anniversary of Tim Berners - Lee's original proposal for the World Wide Web.

In the June issue of Scientific American, Markus Hofmann, head of Bell Labs Research, the research and development arm of Alcatel — Lucent, describes how he and his team of engineers are developing ways to help the Internet more efficiently route information, a move that should free up network bandwidth and reduce traffic bottlenecks.

The domiciles are a great resource for scientists, too, revealing the architects» feeding habits, genetic relationships and more, as described in the August issue of Scientific American.

The article, in the October issue of Scientific American, [is] «Viral Nanoelectronics.»

, by Tim Folger in the September issue of Scientific American magazine.

This misconception, about which Barry wrote on multiple occasions (including for an Ask the Experts column in the June 2004 issue of Scientific American), is among the most deeply entrenched in all of popular psychology.

Steve: I read your very interesting, very entertaining article in the April issue of Scientific American about intelligence among animals.

Editors note: This story is part of a Feature «The Doping Dilemma» from the April 2008 issue of Scientific American.

And he has an article in the July issue of Scientific American called «Tracking Tigers.»

A version of this article will appear in the December 2001 issue of Scientific American.

This week on the podcast, Eugenie Scott brings us up to date on the strange goings - on at the Texas school board, but first Scientific American Editor in Chief John Rennie talks about the new April issue of Scientific American magazine.

The regulation of centriole number has been further pinpointed in the latest issue of the scientific journal Current Biology.