But the internet, and the many diverse networks it has created, has changed the way many researchers disseminate findings, and increasingly, talk about the research process itself.
Nowadays, a paper's publication in a prestigious physics journal serves merely as a stamp of approval, not a way to disseminate findings.
"To disseminate findings of wrongdoing so widely, as the administration has done, suggests an effort to sway the minds of the faculty, including those who may eventually sit in deliberation and hear the appeal," Dr. Wallace wrote.
Additionally, presenting current research at conferences allows presenters to disseminate findings to a large audience and receive valuable feedback from peers.
These diverse experiences highlight the strengths, challenges, and impact of partnering with patients to conceptualize, design, and conduct research and disseminate findings.
The first edition of Felson (1994)/Crime and Everyday Life, which has sold many thousands of copies, and which has done more than any other publication to disseminate findings about the role of opportunity in crime, was published in the United States.
Investigators will disseminate findings via presentations and publications.
We also plan to disseminate findings via press releases and social media.
Community meetings will be held to disseminate findings to the local community, including study participants.
The newsletter was also suggested as a platform to disseminate findings from the project as they became available.
