Collaboration between researchers and educators in conducting intervention research is increasingly common, as such collaboration is assumed to benefit educational practice.
The argument that encourages the metaphor of the "hive" is that academic research is increasingly the product of teams of researchers who will do even better if they sit in the same room.
Biomedical research is increasingly interdisciplinary in nature, involving communication and teamwork between individual researchers with expertise in diverse fields.
Perhaps that is why Wall Street research is increasingly regarded as rubbish.
Research is increasingly focused on the fact that a tumor is not a homogeneous mass of cancer cells.
NEURODEGENERATIVE DISEASES: Neurological research is increasingly focusing on something called the "misfolding" of proteins, a cellular dysfunction common to all age-related neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, Huntington's and Lou Gehrig's disease.
[C4.] Research Shifts Into Private Hands Once the realm of public institutions like land-grant colleges, agricultural research is increasingly being controlled by private companies, a shift that alarms some experts.
Elizabeth Kolbert's report on Svante Pääbo's Neanderthal Genome Project provides a fascinating glimpse into what motivates a scientific nonconformist, a rare species these days, given that scientific research is increasingly business oriented ("Sleeping with the Enemy," August 15th & 22nd).
But while it's clear that marriage is profoundly connected to health and well-being, new research is increasingly presenting a more nuanced view of the so-called marriage advantage.
As NHS nurses start attending laughter workshops to encourage them to lighten up and make hospital stays a more pleasant experience for patients, research is increasingly showing the value of laughter and humour.
Through creeping privatisation, research is increasingly being underwritten by private sources, including the food industry, and sometimes these sources have tried to suppress findings that threaten the financial interests of the sponsors.
