Just like any other field, epidemiology too needs to keep up with the technology-push in research.
The metaphor of co-producing is important, in the sense that facilitating research either by giving information or body tissue is in itself seen as a form of capital, and as is the case in any act of production, contribution must be rewarded accordingly, which potentially pushes participation in research away from volunteerism.
In 1997, it announced the first big push into research on fighting biological hazards.
The same paper also observed a predominance of science-push in the research agenda, with 'insufficient attention being paid to a wide range of issues germane to health sector demands'[ 27].
All the major incentives in universities are pushing towards excellence in research rather than in teaching.
The panel, assembled by the National Research Council of the National Academies, the country's leading scientific advisory group, said there was an urgent need to move from planning an expanded push in federal climate research to financing it and moving ahead.
Given the recent 'historic' deal announced at COP21, with a total of 195 countries agreeing to limit global warming to below 2C by the end of the century, it makes sense to strike while the iron is hot and continue to push for active participation in research and development for clean energy solutions.
Clinton said she would push companies to invest in research and development in exchange for federal subsidies.
Clinton also said she would push companies to invest in research and development in exchange for federal subsidies.
The board of trustees unanimously selected the administrator, Susan Herbst, at a special meeting, calling her an exceptional leader in higher education who will use her enthusiasm and experience to help the university push ahead academically and in research.
Professional and academic organizations joined other science advocates in pushing for research spending to be considered a national priority.
