Translation for 'pop science' from English to Russian

pop science

популярная наука {ж}наука

pop-science [coll.] [popular science]

занимательная наука {ж} [популяризация науки]наукаобраз.

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pop art

поп-арт {м}иск.

population <pop.>

население {с}

популяция {ж}

pop [esp. Am.] [coll.]

папа {м} [разг.]

science

наука {ж}

political science

политическая наука {ж}наукапол.

information science

информационная наука {ж}информ.наука

planetary science

планетология {ж}астрон.наука

pseudo-science

лженаука {ж}наука

(natural) science

естествознание {с}

green science [ecology]

экология {ж}экол.

theoretical computer science <TCS>

теоретическая информатика {ж}информ.

science fiction <sci-fi>

научная фантастика {ж} <НФ>лит.

It's not rocket science. [hum.]

unverified Это не бином Ньютона. [шутл.]

• Popular science (also called pop-science or popsci) is an interpretation of science intended for a general audience.
• He traced the source of the claim to a pop science book rather than a review of the scientific literature.
• Mozart's K 448 was the composition used in the original study that led to the theory of the so-called Mozart effect, which posited that listening to the piano sonata improved spatial reasoning skills, later widened in pop-science to an increase in IQ in general.
• The name is mainly used in pop-science to describe all Al-Cu alloys system, or '2000' series, as designated through the international alloy designation system originally created in 1970 by the Aluminum Association.
• In 2006, along with Jon Tickle, Wood co-presented the UK pop science show "Brainiac's Test Tube Baby", a spin-off of "Brainiac: Science Abuse".

• The name is mainly used in pop-science to describe all Al-Cu alloys system.
• 2017, he a appeared in a pop science TV show moderated by Naoki Matayoshi.
• In 2016 he began to publish pop-science experiments and DIY videos, then he got first popularity after the publication of the experiment where he mixed 10 thousand liters of Coca-Cola with Mentos (actually soda was used instead), after which in 2016 he moved to Novosibirsk, where he assembled an initiative team that helps him maintain channels on YouTube.
• His pop-science books "Economia emotiva" (Emotional Economics) (2006, Rizzoli) and "Trappole mentali" (Mental Traps) (2008, Rizzoli) are worldwide best sellers with translations into Spanish, Korean, Japanese and Chinese.
• Indeed, pop science is disseminated to, and can also easily emanate from, persons not accountable to scientific methodology and expert peer review.

• In 2013 she won Royal Society of Biology Communicator of the Year and the Manchester International Women’s Day Award in Women & Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics.