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...Economic Expressing ethical code or religious beliefs Spiritual Using talents, developing skills Using abilities Being part of an important organisation Commitment Having lots of stimulus, excitement, thrills Excitement Having influence or power over others Authority Enjoying or making beautiful designs or things Aesthetic Getting promotions, career progression...

...Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) and the US National Science Foundation via a Science Learning+ grant. Meanwhile, in Europe a citizen science green paper was published in 2013. Meanwhile, in Europe a citizen science green paper was published in 2013, and European Commission policy directives have included citizen science as one of five strategic areas with...

...economic and industrial growth. The steam engine, invented in the previous century, was becoming increasingly common in locomotives, mines and factories; power was becoming available on demand. A major priority for engineers was to produce more efficient engines, in order to deliver more useful power for less expenditure on fuel. Thermodynamics emerged as a study of the...