The phrase "academic which can" is not correct in standard written English.
It appears to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "The academic which can provide the most insight into this topic is Dr. Smith."
Alternatives: "scholar who can" or "academic that is able to".
Projects creating social impact increase the reputations of academics which can generate further research income.
Individual researchers, in particular, are subjected to the academic rewards system employed by funders and academic institutions, which can be counterproductive.
First, individual HPSR + A academics are usually scattered across traditionally organised academic units, which can create few opportunities for cross-departmental collaborative work.
AOL's research arm released its search-query data to support academic research, which can address issues commercial entities cannot.
For this reason, the proper home for it is indeed in an academic institution, which can shelter it as a strand of civilisation, an intellectual precept.
The authors understand this decision, while they stand by their article and regret the limitations on academic freedom which can be caused by legal factors".
But while there is much to love about her Strauss singing, her "Ariadne" also reflects Strauss's "academic chill," which can sometimes read as a lack of connection.
Publishers of the academic journals, which can cost universities up to €20,000 (£16,500) a year each to access, argue the price is necessary to sustain a high-quality peer review process.
Sometimes those researchers don't fit well into discipline-based academic departments, which can lead to feelings of isolation and aimlessness.
Supporting M-Power is M-Lab, a commercially oriented academic laboratory which can nurture projects and ventures that emerge from M-Power.
