This is especially true of young scientists who have little leverage at academic institutions.
In echoing the goals of the IE program, these accounts reveal that graduate students can successfully leverage scientific, academic experience as citizen-scholar entrepreneurs, writers, and teachers.
The timing of her job search in Canada was premature however, as Goosney hadn't developed a strong research program of her own to leverage an academic position.
An investigation this year by the state attorney general concluded that the pricing leverage exerted by academic medical centers played a major role.
Acknowledging the need for skilled, experienced, and knowledgeable health professionals to remain vested in low and middle-income countries (LMIC), the recommendations outline incentives (monetary, career-enhancing opportunities), and leveraging scientific and academic collaborations toward skills transfer, policy development, and improving institutional capacity.
Historians and other academics occasionally leverage their stature into contracts for a novel, but most of them fail artistically.
The city is also home to the Smart Cities research centre housed at Imperial College, which leverages transport, government, business, academic and consumer data in the hope of making the city more efficient and innovative In the United States, Boston ranked first out of 34 of the most populated US cities in the City Energy Efficiency Scorecard.
With a growing focus in higher ed on the importance of leveraging data to improve academic outcomes, retention and personalize learning, MyEdu is building a valuable asset and one that can make its business increasingly defensible.
The project leverages existing public-academic collaborations to implement a catchment-based approach to early detection.
The time had come for me to find another way to leverage my scientific knowledge, my academic understanding, my industrial insight, and my extensive international experience.
