As an old newspaper industry saying goes, there are two sorts of publishers: those who publish papers to make money, and those who make money to publish papers.
When we needed to publish papers, we built a printer.
And the Duke researchers continued to publish papers on their genomic signatures in prestigious journals.
The council will not meet as a body, nor publish papers.
"We feel that its important for the scientific process that people can publish papers," he said.
It is also much less interesting to publish papers when there was no impact found.
Dr. Kennedy wanted to publish papers from the two groups describing this achievement.
He had gone easy on the dope and the drink, and he had continued to publish papers, serve on committees, make progress in his career.
Five I.B.M. scientists have won Nobel prizes; the company's researchers attend scientific conferences, publish papers and have made fundamental advances in computing, materials science and mathematics.
There's less pressure to constantly publish papers.
He is not required to do research or publish papers.
