Given that the average number of co-authors per paper does not change dramatically as professors age from 3.7 at 28 to 4.5 at 50 and then back to 4.0 at 70 the ratio between average co-authorship position and average number of co-authors increases steadily throughout the professors' career.
"If the current developments of autonomous weapons by high-tech nations are not stopped, then global security could be dramatically destabilized," Noel Sharkey, professor of artificial intelligence and robots at the University of Sheffield, tells me.
Professor Goffman dramatically illustrates harrowing daily experiences of young men (and herself) habitually "on the run" from law enforcement.
"If the current developments of autonomous weapons by the high tech nations are not stopped, then global security could be dramatically destabilised," Noel Sharkey, professor of artificial intelligence and robots at the University of Sheffield, tells me.
Redirect the money wasted on technological toys to hire more professors and dramatically reduce class size.
Two postwar events at the University of Chicago, where Urey became a professor in 1945, dramatically altered the focus of his research.
"The whole infrastructure of tourism is improving dramatically," said Joshua Landis, an American professor and Mideast expert who runs a popular blog called Syria Comment (joshualandis.com/blog).
"The quality bar for companies that listed in the boom days was dramatically lowered," says Elizabeth Demers, assistant professor of accounting at the Simon School of Business at the University of Rochester.
And, because of the current faculty age structure, the number of retiring professors should "increase dramatically" over the next 5 to 10 years if current retirement patterns hold, states Mark Regets, senior analyst at the National Science Foundation's Division of Science Resource Studies.
