"research innovation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the process of introducing new ideas into the research process or field. For example, "The team's research innovation has helped them make significant progress."
European Union Commissioner for Research, Innovation, and Science Máire Geoghegan-Quinn had little direct experience with research when she took office a year ago.
Another common worry is the impact this will have on research innovation and those early career researchers trying to forge a career path in academia.
No one is investing in research, innovation and insight".
What these changes point to is a widespread commitment to high quality research, innovation and impact.
Today we spend $611m on research, innovation and applied solutions in science and technology.
Another trend that stifles research innovation: the recent tendency toward overregulation of awarded grants.
Dr Mike Galsworthy, Programme Director of Scientists for EU, consultant in research & innovation policy, and visiting researcher at London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
"I personally don't think [nuclear fusion] will ever be used," says Professor Werner Hofer, chemical physicist and dean of research & innovation at Newcastle University.
But Costas Fotakis, Greece's vice minister for research & innovation, sought to downplay such concerns in an interview with ScienceInsider.
Introducing SCGE in forensic science will open a new avenue in the field of forensic research & innovation.
Rachel Barré, who is responsible for sustainable sourcing within L'Oréal Research & Innovation says: "To lead this cooperative, [the women] have to get access to education.
