Publishing breakthrough articles was only part of the formula, according to Adam Hochschild.
Obokata shot to prominence in January 2014 when she published two breakthrough articles in Nature, one of the world's top science journals.
Some journals are now actively promoting the submission of short follow-on reports (the Research Advance in eLife) or breakthrough articles where simple but important questions are addressed (Corey et al., 2014).
Aston Villa bombarded the Wigan goal, but couldn't make the breakthrough This article was amended on Wednesday 11 February 2009.
Jeffrey Sachs, a professor at Columbia University, says rather grandly that these "have the potential to open up a new era of technological and organisational breakthroughs" (see article).
Simple narratives were fine for announcing dramatic breakthroughs — like articles introducing the stethoscope, in 1821, and ether anesthesia, in 1846.
Chances of an early breakthrough faded.See article: Kosovo gets bloodierAnatoly Chubais, Russia's chief loan negotiator, promised a sharp rise in tax receipts, as the IMF handed out the first $4.8 billion of the Fund's rescue package of $11.2 billion.
One leak to the Daily Mail was published the morning after Driscoll had briefed Lawrence's parents about a forensic breakthrough, with the article suggesting scientists, not police, were to blame for missing the evidence in past examinations.
Her breakthrough was a 1966 article for the Columbia University Forum about the way the composer Marc Blitzstein's politics, personal life and musical ideas were intertwined.
The journal's editor, Dr. James T. Willerson, who also heads the department of medicine at the University of Texas-Houston Medesignatedol, Dr. Sousad Dr. Sousa's article "as breakthrough information".
