In the academic Age of Specialization, Hobsbawm reëndowed history with sweep.
She praises the work done by the Wellcome Trust, which has introduced the concept of ?academic age,?
Table 1 shows the publications of three researchers, two with a similar long career (>30 years since the first publication), and one with considerably shorter academic age.
Another Russell Group academic aged between 45-54 wroThe "The matching of REF performance with income has completely destroyed the idea that academic research is of intrinsic value.
Assessing girls and boys combined, the following variables increased the odds of school based screening in multivariable analysis: male gender, academic affiliation, age at first intercourse ≥ 15 years, condom use at first intercourse, and current urogenital symptoms.
In the same questionnaire data were also collected of their discipline, gender, academic designation, age, cultural background and teaching experience in years.
Would that more American poets were, in this academic, anemic age of blanched poetry.
Empirical findings reveal that researchers' individual characteristics, such as centrality in the academic system, age and sex, matter more than publishing records or formal degrees.
This was not significant after adjustment for prior academic performance, age and gender.
The UK research base is aging, with the proportion of academic staff aged over 50 increasing from 24 percent to 28 percent between the years 1999 and 2005.
ECU warns that the higher education sector could face problems in retaining staff, pointing out that leaving rates were highest among academic staff aged 30 and under.
