The phrase "autonomous research" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe research that is conducted independently, without external control or influence.
Example: "The university encourages students to engage in autonomous research to foster innovation and critical thinking."
Alternatives: "independent research" or "self-directed research".
Overly restrictive agreements that constrain future research direction and prevent researchers developing and pursuing autonomous research are rarely appropriate or warranted for academic research.
He did away with GSK's top-down approach to research, replacing it with a number of autonomous research clusters known as "centres of excellence in drug discovery".
JACK EWING AMERICAN EXPANSION Autonomous Research, a boutique research firm based in London, has decided to expand in the United States in a big way -- by hiring one of the top banking analysts around.
William Haseltine, head of SB's genomics partner HGS (and thus in no position to denigrate the deal), argues that the merged firm might do well to split its scientists into small, autonomous research teams, get them to compete against each other and motivate them with a share of the value they create as happens at biotech companies.
"Within Pfizer neuroscience, we're clearly autonomous research units.
The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research supports 16 autonomous research centres around the world.
Working in HITAP, a semi-autonomous research institute under the Health Ministry, all researchers in this study were involved in processes linked to the policy under investigation.
Barclays has admitted that its investment banking operation Barclays Capital had been "softer" in May and June, which prompted analysts at independent research house Autonomous to cut capital markets revenues for UK banks with investment banking arms.
Toyota Research Institute (TRI) isn't letting the grass grow long on its autonomous vehicle research platform: The research wing of carmaker Toyota is updating its self-driving test car to version 2.1, and it's demonstrating the new architecture on a closed course for the first time ever.
The Baidu autonomous driving research team in the U.S. was announced earlier this year, saying it was targeting reaching a 100-person research team in Silicon Valley.
But the calls to regulate autonomous weapons research are everywhere to see (read the "Open Letter penned by AI Researchers and Roboticists"), and I wonder whether they might cause more harm than good.
