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Government funding is increasingly hard to secure in many countries, leaving academic scientists to cut back on their research or find creative new sources of money. Meanwhile, the private sector has dramatically reduced its fundamental research activity, but remains willing to pay for academic expertise. To find out how to seize these opportunities, we spoke to researchers who have successfully incorporated private sector collaborations into their academic or non-profit research programmes.
July 31, 2019 at 12:59 pm Special to NWhomes Q: I love modern cabinets and finishes and appliances, but with the sky-high cost of buying in Seattle, how can anyone afford both the real estate and the work required to make it your dream home? A: The rules of housing are changing across the country. Extra-small houses are becoming more and more acceptable — not just socially (i.e., the popular tiny house movement) but also legally.
If you’re like me, you entered university with a plan: to follow a career path that many had followed before. This is common, because school trains us to follow directions.
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