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Research leadership

How data can help you improve decision-making and answer critical questions.

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Quote by Kristina M Johnson, Past President, Ohio State University: "As academic leaders, we have a key role to play by supporting breakthrough research ... and the commercialization of the best inventions that emerge from our laboratories."

Encouraging innovation and commercialization as an academic leader

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