Meanings of promoting scientific in English

The museum was established in 1818, with the aim of promoting scientific research by making its collection available to specialists.

They were conspicuous in historical and scientific societies, in promoting scientific investigations, in advancing archaeological researches, in every kind of learned inquiry.

A local non-profit group dedicated to promoting scientific and engineering skills, called Newbury and District Hackspace, took it on as a project.

Purpose: Sharing study data within the research community generates tension between two important goods: promoting scientific goals and protecting the privacy interests of study participants.

If this value is as great as I suspect it may be, it poses a melancholy dilemma between promoting scientific enlightenment and promoting wholesome delusion.