Sentence examples for academia which from inspiring English sources

This mirrors our research on academia, which shows that of 14,000 professors in the UK, only 60 are black.

If hospitals become Pizza Huts, many prospective medical students may instead pursue careers in biotech or scientific academia which afford more freedom.

Rising up from Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan, Mr. Moynihan made his way to academia, which set him on a passionate course into the world of politics.

It is trendy for conservatives to mock the specialization of academia, which in other fields is called "division of labor" and is a foundation of capitalism.

She said that when she raised the issue with staff, Allen's colleagues impressed on her his standing in academia, which she took to imply that her complaint risked damaging the university's reputation.

This is not about academic impact, which you might try to measure by scientific publications, but about impact beyond academia, which you might measure in terms of patents, jobs created or skills imparted to people.

To some, however, the outrage was also a sign of trouble in academia -- which, as the critic Stephen Metcalf recently observed in Slate, "has devolved into a series of now highly routinized acts of flattery, so carefully attended to that one out-of-place word is enough to fracture dozens of egos".

He joined the Academia Campion, which is 10km from his home.

He also rose to great heights in the world of academia in which his two sons were raised.

Academia Sinica, which oversees Taiwan's premier research labs, will be responsible for the nomination and selection process, Science reported.

The article addresses a generational trend in academia of which I am clearly a part, but about which I had thought very little (perhaps because I am apparently so concentrated on my career).