In particular, we find a positive association between the employment of postdoctoral researchers and higher future research funding.
The lead author of the seminal paper of April 2001 was Peruvian Ruth Shady, with co-authors Jonathan Haas and Winifred Creamer, a married United States team; the coauthoring was reportedly suggested by Haas, in the hopes that the involvement of United States researchers would help secure funds for carbon dating as well as future research funding.
However, he says, such jaunting about the world is no longer an optional extra, but essential for many senior archaeologists either to earn a living, or to impress their universities back home and secure future research funding.
A good REF performance 'earns' us our future research funds; and, cast in positive terms like this, the process obscures the fact that competition is reducing the state's commitment to the total research capacity of the nation and its academies.
To the Editor: "The Soaring Cost of a Simple Breath" neglects the reality that drug and biologic manufacturers must balance access to treatments, the value for patients, research and development costs, as well as the need to ensure future research funding.
There were several debates among the science representatives of the three parties, but they struggled to differentiate their parties on most issues, including the central question of future research funding.
The campaign aims "to honor the researchers who are saving our lives, to make science rock as a career choice for the next generation, and to raise [stars'] platinum voices in demand for future research funding," the ad says.
The process and products of reflection can also help you better communicate what your team did and what skills you've developed, an important skill for interviews with future employers, essays for graduate school, applications for future research funding, etc. Reflections can take many forms and can be completed individually or as a team.
This should be given paramount attention in future research funding and calls for proposals.
This timely response will hopefully strengthen the justification for future research funding into all aspects of the epidemiology of RVFV and its potential threat to the United States.
These actions could provide the impetus for the production of a body of high quality, clinically applicable, research yield, with the associated benefits of improving the bibliometric profile of individual units, thereby advancing their case for future research funding and support.
