Nobel prizes were awarded to the frontier academic leaders studying the space, starting with Herbert Simon in his groundbreaking work called "bounded rationality".
Steve Mariotti: How are New Frontiers academic supports unique and innovative in this field?
Frontier living is frontier living.
A great committee man, and an enemy of narrow specialisation, he said that he leapt over the frontiers of academic disciplines with as much joy as he crossed national borders.
In Games without Frontiers, Kennedy – an academic at the University of Sussex – treats football with the kind of serious analysis it deserves but rarely gets.
In The Dark Frontier a mild-mannered academic is knocked on the head in a car accident shortly after picking up one of these novels in a West Country pub.
In its investigation, Frontiers had found no academic or ethical problems with the paper, but was concerned about legal liabilities.
The philosophy of physics is less an academic discipline though it is that than an intellectual frontier across which theoretical physics and modern Western philosophy have been informing and unsettling each other for more than 400 years.
Glycan therapeutics offer a rich and promising frontier for developments in the academic, biopharmaceutical, and medical fields.
"[C]ompared to the vast majority of medical journals today, Frontiers has perhaps the cleanest division between the decision makers of the content (the external academic editors) and the drivers of the publishing business (Frontiers staff) among modern medical journals," it says.
Although manufacturing has been overshadowed by both academic and popular histories of mining and rural frontiering, it has been significant since the inception of European settlement.
