Goulder also believes when it comes to publishing, breakthroughs in HIV often have a higher impact in comparison to equally novel science about a less infamous pathogen.
They approached the open question of how to compress a powerful laser into a brief but equally powerful pulse, publishing a breakthrough paper in 1985.
Obokata shot to prominence in January 2014 when she published two breakthrough articles in Nature, one of the world's top science journals.
About a decade ago, I looked up how old all the women novelists I most admired were when they published their breakthrough book – the book that either won them a big prize, or became a bestseller.
On 27 June 1970, U.S. virologist David Baltimore published a breakthrough paper in Nature describing reverse transcription.
On this day in 1970, U.S. virologist David Baltimore published a breakthrough paper in Nature describing reverse transcription.
Every year in December, Science magazine publishes their Breakthrough of the Year (BOY) special issue, presenting the Science editorial team's picks for the most important science-related story of the year and a list of runners-up.
And now, exactly 40 years after a young Australian feminist named Germaine Greer published her breakthrough opus, The Female Eunuch, a woman has become the most powerful of her compatriots.
In 2002, Dr. Katz published his breakthrough book, "The Bad Breath Bible", the definitive guide to the causes and solutions to prevent bad breath and taste disorders.
The ACLU published a breakthrough document in 1963, titled How Americans Protest, which was borne of frustration with the slow progress in battling racism, and which endorsed aggressive, even militant protest techniques.
