Adjective modifier

• social: Other teams in social sciences are also working on aging.

• biomedical: Our sister divisions of Environmental Biology and other groups within the Biomedical sciences are in the adjacent building.

• biological: A proper understanding of global change requires a fusion of the ' old ' academic disciplines and the integration of physical and biological sciences.

Noun used with modifier

• earth: Students take core modules in biology, geography and earth sciences but the course also offers considerable choice through a range of module options.

Adjective modifier

• cognitive: This is a problem for philosophy, for art, and for cognitive science.

• physical: Reductionism is not the right approach to all problems, even in physical science.

Modifies a noun

• fiction: Law is science fiction: part science, part fiction.

• writer: By Jon Turney, a science writer based in London.

• graduate: It is suitable for life science graduates or graduates with experience of computing.

• curriculum: From September 2006 all schools will be introducing the new Science curriculum.

• museum: That our television and science museums rate of discharge.

• teacher: A stock example is that school lavatories are capital spending; more money for science teachers is current spending.

Noun used with modifier

• rocket: Fire Plan Making a fire plan does not require rocket science.

• computer: He received a PhD degree in computer science in 1990 at the University of Leiden, in the Netherlands.

• sport: Q: Can you apply sports science know-how to any sport?

• soil: HDRA leads the economic workpackage of the project and has a soil science input as well.

• life: We are a long way from a single " life science industry " .