Ce que Charles Darwin doit à Joseph Banks by Le Guyader, Hervé

“…Yet, shortly after his return, he got elected president of the Royal Society and, for over 40 years, he then played in Great Britain an eminent role in reorganizing natural sciences and advocating an “economic botany”. He actively intervened in acclimatization and varietal selection of plants and animals in Great Britain as in the future English colonies. …”
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Botanický ústav Německé univerzity v Praze a jeho výukové tabule by Jana Ratajová

“…This study investigates the organisation of teaching of botany at the German University in Prague and the functioning of the Institute of Botany of the Faculty of Natural Sciences at the same university, with emphasis on the financial management, staff, and technical and other facilities. …”
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PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT OF PHD PROGRAM GRADUATES AND SOME WAYS FOR IMPROVING PHD PROGRAMS by Boris I. Bednyi, Alexei A. Mironos, Larisa A. Ostapenko

“…Some features of the employment of graduates who were enrolled in PhD programs in natural sciences and social sciences and humanities are considered. …”
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WHAT IS GOOD SCIENCE AND HOW FAR CAN IT GO? by Luis Fernando Aragón-Vargas

“…As a researcher who has done most of his work in health and human performance, my focus is on the natural sciences and, more specifically, on human movement science. …”
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La restauration du crocodile historique du Muséum des Sciences naturelles d’Angers by Michel Beucher, Miguel Prôa

“…The objective of this article is to highlight the exceptional restoration of a historical crocodile specimen belonging to the Museum Natural Sciences of Angers. We will discuss the elements of a possible ancient intervention on the specimen, such as a wooden internal architecture, the presence of sealant to fill gaps in the skin, leather parts inside the mouth or the use of printed book pages to fill in holes.…”
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Geo-societal More-than-Humanness by Bohle Martin

“…Natural sciences paradigms guide this essay’s perspectives. …”
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Cine, pedagogía y exilio. Un recorrido entre España y Argentina en los años 40 by Susana Sel

“…The cinema as pedagogy is associated in general as those documentary películas focused on the scientific interest of the natural sciences or geographical or historical issues, and used as support of the contents of formal education. …”
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L’ethnobotanique au carrefour du Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle et du Musée ethnologique de Salagon (Alpes-de-Haute-Provence) by Carole Brousse

“…At the crossroads of the natural sciences and social sciences, ethnobotany do its training at the Ethnopôle de Salagon.…”
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Self-Discipline Makes Policy Advice Better by Gert G. Wagner

“…Abstract There is a differentiated literature on policy advice, but it is largely disconnected from the literature (and the underlying research landscape) on academic communication, which originally dealt only with the natural sciences. And both strands of the discussion are barely connected to the figure of the „public intellectual“ who has played an important role in the humanities and social sciences for decades. …”
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Evaluation of the Engineering Curriculum Elements for Compliance by A. I. Chuchalin

“…As an example, the author presents the results of the evaluation of engineering undergraduate program courses for compliance with the recommendations of the CDIO Standards in the form of total and differentiated ratings of the modules of the humanities and social sciences, natural sciences and mathematics, basic engineering and specialized professional courses. …”
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Construction and iterative redesign of synXVI a 903 kb synthetic Saccharomyces cerevisiae chromosome by Hugh D. Goold, Heinrich Kroukamp, Paige E. Erpf, Yu Zhao, Philip Kelso, Julie Calame, John J. B. Timmins, Elizabeth L. I. Wightman, Kai Peng, Alexander C. Carpenter, Briardo Llorente, Carmen Hawthorne, Samuel Clay, Niël van Wyk, Elizabeth L. Daniel, Fergus Harrison, Felix Meier, Robert D. Willows, Yizhi Cai, Roy S. K. Walker, Xin Xu, Monica I. Espinosa, Giovanni Stracquadanio, Joel S. Bader, Leslie A. Mitchell, Jef D. Boeke, Thomas C. Williams, Ian T. Paulsen, Isak S. Pretorius

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Journey through the writing process: Metaphors of thesis writing experience by Hanić Jasmina, Pavlović Tanja, Jašić Alma Jahić

“…Semistructured interviews on the topic of master’s thesis writing with three students coming from humanities, social sciences and natural sciences served as a corpus from which the data were extracted. …”
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Francis Bacon’s Concept of Science and Scientific Method by Seyed Mohammad Reza Hosseini Beheshti

“…These metaphors, enable us to reconstruct the various features of his account of method and his expectations of applying method in the realm of natural sciences.…”
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Realizacja przez administrację publiczną odpowiedzialności w ochronie środowiska by Maciej Jabłoński

“…Environmental protection is an area of interdisciplinary, in which the rule is the use of concepts relevant to the legal sciences, natural sciences, engineering, or chemical. Therefore, in practice, they may mean different things depending on the conceptual context in which they are used. …”
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PROJECT ACTIVITIES FOR TRAINING SPECIALISTS IN THE FIELD OF ENVIRONMENT AND NATURE MANAGEMENT by T. V. Salynskaya, A. A. Yasnitskaya

“…Specialist in the field of ecology must have the knowledge of the whole cycle of Humanities and Natural Sciences, General professional and, definitely, special disciplines. …”
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Tomorrow’s Ethics in a Globalizing World

“…They are as follows: firstly, from the ethics of obedience to an ethic of creative commitment; secondly, from a primary concern with micro-ethics to an equal and even greater concern with macro-ethics; thirdly, from a cluster of regional value systems to a cooperatively created global ethic; in the fourth place, from a conceptual base in western philosophy and theology to an academic base in the social and natural sciences; and in the fifth place, from dependence on religion in important parts of the world, including ours, to what I want to call a relationship with religion characterized by cooperative, critical and creative independence for ethics. …”
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„Kdykoliv jsem měla volnou chvilku, něco jsem sepisovala.“ Dílo Justiny Siegemund v kontextu raně novověkých ženských přírodovědných spisů z německojazyčných oblastí... by Hana Jadrná Matějková

“…On the basis of comparison of their treatises the study tries to find out the potential existence of some patterns of “women’s writing” in the field of natural sciences in the Early Modern Period. The other question is to what degree did those patterns change over the period of hundred years which lays between the publication of the first and last of the analysed books. …”
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The Origins of the Narrative Structures in the Chansons de Geste : Methodological Notes on Joël Grisward’s comparativism by Andrea Ghidoni

“…The present rethinking of the model by Grisward will use two conceptual and epistemological tools active in other fields: the first one is borrowed from the unpublished notes on Germanic legends drafted by Saussure; the second one is the concept of polythetic category formulated by Rodney Needham in an anthropological context, conception partly borrowed from similar reflections in the field of natural sciences.…”
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Éléments pour une biocritique by Gisèle Séginger

“…Flaubert’s letters in the 1850s defend the idea of a Science of Man inspired by the natural sciences and an expository Literature that would practice scientific criticism. …”
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Nessuna disciplina si salva da sola. Diario di un’etnografia in Antartide #1 by Elena Bougleux

“…The ongoing research projects that I have been observing for about a month, finding myself in one of the Italian bases managed by the PNRA, are all built around a basic multi-disciplinarity, which involves the fundamental knowledge of natural sciences. The project that brings me to Antarctica is also a multidisciplinary one, but in a broader, deeper and more critical sense, which puts me in the privileged position of observing macro-processes and micro-dynamics that contribute in a non linear way to the construction of knowledge.…”
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