Marxism was the cutting edge of academic thinking throughout the 1970s.
Humanities faculties, by some accounts, have colluded in the decline of their disciplines by chasing the cutting edge of academic fashion.
We thought it important to explore this, both given the obvious centrality of culture and religion to the lives of many Indians, as well as new developments at the cutting edge of academic economics, which increasingly emphasize the importance of culture and other "slow-moving" variables in helping to explain economic phenomena.
As Rosenberg notes, the company tool this "took cutting edge research straight out of an academic research lab and launched it, in just a little over six months".
The universities that survive have models that collaborate well, are at the cutting edge of technology and head-hunt academic celebrities to promote their MOOCs.
Today's universities, with their access to the world's best academic experts and cutting edge technology, are breeding grounds for innovation.
The CCEd is, indeed, at the cutting edge of "digital humanities" – the bit of the academic Venn diagram where computing and history (and its fellow humanities disciplines) meet.
Pearson said that academic departments often look for "cutting edge" specialties, which eliminates many scientists--often minorities--who are not at elite schools.
To this end, the International Society of Intelligent Biological Medicine works with academic conferences to promote the cutting edge research.
Worried that the U.S.' brilliant academic minds would inadvertently arm its enemies with cutting edge encryption, it banned the export of any technologies that could conceal communication.
