His pharmaceutcial research included work in the synthesis of anti-malarial drugs, bronchodialators, anticoagulants, and penicillin.
His areas of research included neuroreceptors, behaviorism, and the effects of aging on the brain.
Her major fields of research included public sector management, organizational ethics and information policy.
Her extensive research included attending Alcoholics Anonymous meetings for several months.
The research included an Opinion Matters survey of more than 1,000 adults.
Her research included notes from the Garden Club of America and interviews with award-winning arrangers.
The preliminary research included callouts to readers, asking them what they wanted to read about the NHS.
The research included four separate surveys, in 1997, 2000, 2003 and 2006.
His scientific research included important work on hormones, developmental processes, ornithology, and ethology.
Comer's research included reading the autobiography of Natascha Kampusch, who escaped from her captor in 2006 after eight years locked in a cellar.
Her research included accounts from congenitally blind people and those who had lost vision through age and led her to take a multi-sensory approach.
