Scholarly focus: Car co-developed "ab-initio molecular dynamics," a theory that has had an enormous impact on the creation of molecular simulations with useful applications in all the basic sciences.
For some of us, these issues lie beyond our core scholarly focus, and many lack specific pedagogical training that can enable us to effectively, respectfully, and creatively engage these controversial issues in the classroom.
Scholarly focus to date has been on the late antique and early medieval glass from the Middle East and Egypt [2], [9], [13] [15], [24], [25], [29], [30].
Some longtime hostelers see it as a loss of scholarly focus.
In today's age of increasingly explicit cinematic violence, the scholarly focus has gravitated to the basic pleasures of gore.
Most of the scholarly focus to date has been on large horizontal axis rather than vertical axis wind turbines.
In recent years, he has turned his scholarly focus to higher education and leadership.
The conference was part of a seminar series and scholarly focus at the Mailman School.
An important part of the liberal arts framework has traditionally included picking a scholarly focus.
The university's president, W. Taylor Reveley IV, whose scholarly focus is the American Presidency, told me that he saw a connection between education, reconciliation, and our current political turmoil.
Specialized histories with a narrow scholarly focus are better sold online — so a history of the Punic Wars makes it to the store; a study of urinals during the reign of Hadrian doesn't.
