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- A critical account of obtaining research governance approval. Byrne, Geraldine; Morgan, Janice; Kendall, Sally; Offredy, Maxine // Nurse Researcher;2005, Vol. 13 Issue 2, p7
Research governance strategies, as currently operated are potentially limiting the conduct of research, especially multi-centre studies. The authors provide an overview of the current research governance framework in the UK and, using the example of one study as an illustrative case, describe...
- Small fish in a turbulent sea. Smith, Richard // British Medical Journal (Clinical Research Edition);12/5/1987, Vol. 295 Issue 6611, p1475
Focuses on the research system structure practiced in the Medical Research Council in Great Britain. Details of the hierarchical components of the research management; Scheme of the fund allocation in the Advisory Board for the Research Council; Relevance of the dual support system employed in...
- The Environment and Culture Research Group. Garrard, Andrew // Archaeology International;2004/2005, Issue 8, p4
Reports the activities of the Environment and Culture Research Group of the Institute of Archaeology in Great Britain during the 2004-2005 academic year. Research projects; Seminars; Participation in the activities of the UCL Centre for the Evolutionary Analysis of Cultural Behaviour.
- The Material Culture and Data Science Research Group. Rehren, Thilo // Archaeology International;2004/2005, Issue 8, p5
Discusses the activities of the Material Culture and Data Science Research Group of the Institute of Archaeology in Great Britain during the 2004-2005 academic year. Research projects; Artefact studies; Refurbishment of the Wolfson Laboratories; International award.
- The New Zealand Internet Project: marrying a global survey with local funding. Crothers, Charles; Billot, Jennie // New Zealand Sociology;2010, Vol. 25 Issue 2, p150
The article offers information on the New Zealand Internet Project research program. The prigram identifies concerns facing the research team including staff turnover, methodological matters, and keeping track of other studies on the Internet. Meanwhile, the World Internet Project (WIP) is...
- Centre for Energy-efficient Telecommunications Established in Australia. // Microwave Journal;Jun2010, Vol. 53 Issue 6, p41
The article reports on the partnership of Bell Labs, the University of Melbourne and the Victorian State Government to develop a telecommunication and network research centre in Australia worth 10 million dollars.
- Method developed to predict structure as crystals grow. // Advanced Materials & Processes;Jan2006, Vol. 164 Issue 1, p29
The article reports on the development of a method that predicts the microstructure of crystals as they form in materials by the research team at Yale University in New Haven, Connecticut. The method was designed to estimate grain size and the properties of materials that depend of...
- Cole Eye adds to research staff. // Ophthalmology Times;12/15/2000, Vol. 25 Issue 24, p9
Announces the appointment of medical doctor Neal S. Peachey to the research staff of Cleveland Clinic Cole Eye Institute.
- The Use of "Team Work" in the Practical Management of Research in the Inter-War Period: John Boyd Orr at the Rowett Research Institute. Smith, David // Minerva: A Review of Science, Learning & Policy;Fall1999, Vol. 37 Issue 3, p259
Investigates the use of 'team work' in the practical management of research during the inter-war period at the Rowett Research Institute in Scotland. Appointment of John Boyd Orr to the post of lecturer in chemical physiology; Development of an animal nutrition research institute; Organization...
