Significados de national academies en inglés

Dialogue with the national academies has also reached a new level.

The council is one of the private, nonprofit U.S. national academies that provide expert advice on scientific problems.

The UK's national academies representing science, medicine and engineering have told the government that Brexit is already harming science.

Up till now only two national academies have shown themselves favourable to the scheme, those of Vienna and Copenhagen.

Increasingly governments are appointing science advisers and science advisory panels, or turning to national academies for inputs into the policy process.

There, on Franklin Field, before an average of thirty thousand yelling spectators, the great annual game of the two great national academies is fought out.

A report from the US National Academies subsequently reiterated and developed the approach.

The National Academies are hosting a workshop over the summer.

The National Academies figure it'll take another $100 million to get battlefield lasers right.

The history of the vaccination program is recounted in this 2005 National Academies report.)

Science, Medicine and Animals ( National Academies Press, 2004) is a useful discussion on the subject.

It comes just weeks after a US National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine report on e-cigarettes.

The CDC decision will likely broadly follow recommendations from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine.

The meeting was sponsored by the National Academies of Sciences of the U.S. & the Soviet Union.

Background: A landmark National Academies report highlighted the need for rigorous evaluation of sexual harassment in medicine.

That's the takeaway from a new report from the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine out today.