Books for budding scientists

Abstract

From audacious space missions and quantum physics, to clean cookstoves and coral nurseries, this year's finalists for the AAAS/Suburu SB&F Prizes for Excellence in Science Books dare to go where few children's titles have gone before. Sponsored by Subaru of America and facilitated by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS, the publisher of Science ), the competition celebrates high-quality children's science books. Read on for reviews written by the staff of the Science family of journals and a few friends.

The Triple Helix Interactions among Universities, Industries and Governments: Case of Climate Change Field

“…With the transition from the “small science” era dominated by independent scientific exploration to the “big science” era of collaborative innovation driven by multiple institutions (Vignieri et al, 2022), such as governments, enterprises, industries, universities, colleges, research institutions, governments, universities and institutions of society, scientific research collaboration has become an important approach to meeting the needs of national strategic development. The key to collaborative innovation lies in optimizing the cooperation system, leveraging the strength of different unites and effectively tackle complex challenges together (Walsh, Murphy, & Horan, 2020).…”