While the job market for Ph.D.-level scientists continued to be poor, recognition of the problem reached a new high, with an influential paper out in April, a meeting organized by Boston-area postdocs in October, and an important new report from the National Academies in December.
Gant wants to establish small Special Forces teams that would "go native," move into Afghan villages and partner up with local tribal leaders -- "one tribe at a time," as an influential paper he wrote on the subject was entitled.
But from William Randolph Hearst to K. Rupert Murdoch, owning an influential paper (or a dozen) has been seen by billionaires as a shortcut to achieving influence in government affairs.
In 2013, Neff co-wrote an influential paper recommending a new set of categories for describing shark incidents: sightings, encounters, bites, and fatal bites.
Best answer: C As Gartner (1988) has pointed out in an influential paper, "Who is an entrepreneur?" may not be a very useful question, because the phenomenon of entrepreneurship is so vast.
In 2001, Miller and Jonathan Cohen, a neuroscientist at Princeton, published an influential paper that laid out their theory of how, exactly, the prefrontal cortex controls the rest of the brain.
The idea resonated with Army officials because of observations they had made in their study of nerve agents, and in 1949 L. Wilson Greene, Edgewood Arsenal's technical director, wrote an influential paper titled "Psychochemical Warfare: A New Concept of War".
Two years ago, a Yale Law School student published what became an influential paper about how antitrust law should apply to one of America's superstar technology companies, which don't fit the conventional mold of Standard Oil monopolists.
Cap and trade evolved from an academic debate that began in the early 1960s when Ronald H. Coase, then a professor at the University of Chicago Law School, wrote an influential paper, "The Problem of Social Cost," that examined when government should intervene in cases where a private entity causes public harm.
She became a public figure in 2012, when an influential paper by Francis and Vavrus came out in Geophysical Research Letters just as the United States was in the midst of some unusual weather patterns.
As my colleague Annie Lowrey has been covering, a frenzy has erupted over errors in an influential paper by Carmen Reinhart and Kenneth Rogoff.
