Her first book studied the beginnings of Holocaust research by Jews and from a Jewish perspective immediately after the liberation from Nazi rule.
But think about, well, one of the things that we've done well, one of the things that we did in describing what translational research is and developing a unique social and behavioral science definition, is that we went back to what had been identified as the beginnings of translational research.
"We did a report on rape on campus in 2015, and like sexual assault, we looked at media coverage," Wolfe told Broadly about the beginnings of the research for the #MeToo report.
While I won't go as far to say that blockchain will save us all, pervasive encryption and full data control will pave the way toward true control of our personal lives as well as the beginnings of a research-based minimum income.
Washburn's ideas did find some corroboration in the electrophysiological studies of Jacobson (1932), and seem to have motivated the beginnings, in the 1930s, of research into the effectiveness of the so called mental practice (or imaginary practice) of motor skills (Janssen & Sheikh, 1994 p. 2).
Which is at least the beginnings of a piece of scientific research.
"It's a very emotional activity to dig and excavate and record," one archaeologist who's researching the beginnings of tool use says, "because you know that you are the first one after the hominid to touch something and take something in your hand".
Enders's research suggested the beginnings of a deep structural modification.
Around 1944, he was asked to be part of a team setting up research on the beginnings of Canadian atomic energy.
In 2002 Suppes published a major book, Representation and Invariance in Scientific Structures, which itself represented the culmination of all of his work to date, including the beginnings of his new work in brain research.
