For obvious reasons, plant operators were alerted to the osres in advance; meanwhile, N.R.C. guidelines limited the attackers to three outside assailants and one insider, whose role was restricted to providing information.
"If you look at the big issues of the last two decades, especially the concern over energy," Kvamme tells ScienceInsider, "the role of information technology in our lives, and the promise of nanotechnology, I think you'd have to agree that the solutions will come not from science itself but from its application.
The work they made felt incredibly raw and honest, and left a lot of thoughts churning in my head: the differences between the work that can be done as an outsider versus as an insider; the overarching role that exposure, and access to education, play in bringing recognition to a photographer.
BofA, which has struggled mightily to hire a new chief executive, managed to appoint Brian Moynihan, a company insider, to the role on December 16th.For taxpayers relief at being repaid should be tempered by the fact that they are still on the hook for these too-big-to-fail firms.
Califf, whom critics have labeled an industry insider for his role overseeing large company-funded trials at Duke University Medical Center in Durham, North Carolina, will take the helm as the agency faces pressure from Congress to speed the approval of medical products to patients.
To Morgan Stanley insiders, the diminished role for Mr. Mack, who spent all but a few years of his career at the bank, is not only a changing of the guard but the end of an era.
An Insider View on Roles for Scientists in the Civil Service.
Manafort will retain his title, but insiders said his role in the campaign will be significantly diminished.
The efforts CHWs made in trying to balance both insider and outsider roles proved challenging for many but sometimes allowed the adoption of an alternative identity: that of the broker.
