noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ modern
▪ bad , junk ( informal )
▪
This rule is based on bad ~.
▪ good , hard , real , sound
▪
His essay is not based on good ~.
▪ exact , inexact
▪
Politics is as much an art form as an exact ~.
▪ popular
▪
a writer of popular ~ books
▪ advanced , basic
▪ applied , empirical , experimental
▪ pure , theoretical
▪ biological , chemical , evolutionary , human , life , materials , mathematical , natural , physical
▪
The life ~s include biology and botany.
▪ agricultural , earth , environmental , food , marine , soil
▪ biomedical , forensic , medical , veterinary
▪ behavioural/behavioral , cognitive , political , social
▪ computer , information
▪ space
▪ management , sports
▪ creation
VERB + SCIENCE
▪ advance
▪
Research is critical to advancing medical ~.
▪ understand
▪
our ability to understand the ~ of environmental degradation
SCIENCE + NOUN
▪ curriculum
▪ education , research , teaching
▪ experiment , project
▪ lab ( informal ), laboratory
▪ major ( AmE )
▪ researcher
▪ adviser
▪
President Bill Clinton's ~ adviser
▪ correspondent , editor , journalist , reporter ( esp. AmE ), writer
▪ book , journal , textbook
▪ policy ( esp. AmE )
▪
The society provides advice on ~ policy.
▪ community ( esp. AmE ) (usually scientific community in BrE and AmE )
▪ museum , park
▪ fair ( esp. AmE )
PREPOSITION
▪ ~ of
▪
Meteorology is the ~ of the weather.
PHRASES
▪ the advancement of ~ , the development of ~
▪ the history of ~
▪ the laws of ~
▪ ~ and technology
▪ the world of ~
▪
His experiments have achieved notoriety in the world of ~.