Hello Sunny, Culture includes habits, tastes, customs,arts and manners . To perform any kind of an art one needs science to accommodate the art as Ellin mentioned , to provide the art with its tools and to improve its quality and performance. To paint for example which is art that forms part of a culture, one needs to know a lot about the usage of colors , the light effect etc,, which is all science. Laws of Physics could be applied in many applications that serve as settings for many cultural events. Culture includes as well a social group usually and psychology deals mainly with people forming that social group. So in general science in its applications serves the culture and also helps forming some cultural habits. The scientific technological progress led to using many hi tech gadgets and hi tech devices such as the computer ,which changed many aspects in contemporary culture such as relying more on E-communication in sending greetings etc. Those were just few examples among a lot that shows that close relationship between both .

Well, briefly i would state a single example regarding architecture (science) and theatre (culture). Forming a proper environment which can host spectators is necessary for allowing theatrical performance from actors, the ones who are responsible for teaching social ethics and behavior to a whole society. Similarly engineering may enhance transport which provides mobility to individual members and groups of a society.

Hi Sunny. Scientific and technological progress has had various effects on the culture of a society. These effects have not been limited to the improvement of society’s material wealth, but have also extended to altering the paradigms under which society operates. Information and telecommunications technology (IT) is one example of a paradigm-changing technology. Furthermore, as progress in science and technology has broadened and enlivened human activity, new issues have appeared in society, and these have in turn led to demands for new sciences and technologies capable of resolving the new issues arising from the changes in society. Source: http://echo.mpiwg-berlin.mpg.de/echo_nav/echo_pages/home/publicRelation/publ/pdf/brochure02.pdf