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A lucky few scientists make it through graduate school and a post-doctoral fellowship AND manage to secure a position running their own lab. Once they begin the day-to-day grind of operating a research enterprise they often realize there's way less time for science and more administrative tasks to do. This administrative burden can be a drain on creativity and scientific productivity. The National Science Foundation (NSF) issued a request for information (RFI) to learn what aspects of administration are affecting scientists at work, and hear their suggestions for change. The Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology (FASEB), a coalition of many scientific societies, administered a survey sent out to all 26 member societies to collect the data for NSF. The answers they received painted a picture of what it's like to be a scientific investigator.
Parts of the data are not THAT new. A large percentage of respondents ranked grant related activities as their largest administrative burden. In this time of tight funding, it's not surprising scientists are spending more time writing more grants for different funders. However, I was surprised to read that many had complaints about their administrative staff regarding grant submission. The staff's inexperience with the scientific enterprise was a serious handicap to many researchers and essentially created even more work for the scientists. Is this a problem that is fixed by more training for administrators? Or by moving people with scientific training into those roles?
Another major area of burden and complaint was animal care regulations and oversight. While I personally haven't worked with animals needing special protections and protocols, I've heard about the headaches it can cause. No scientist wants to harm their animals or violate regulations but when a tiny revision (even a spelling change) can take months to be approved it puts scientists in a position where they violate their approved protocol just to prevent a huge disruption in their experiments. Many suggested streamlining the review process and having certain changes fast-tracked with an approved protocol. They also suggested having certain approved protocols available to be cited instead of rewritten by each researcher performing that particular protocol.
A last area of concern is personnel management. It's often overlooked that scientists become managers without any training on how to hire, manage the budget, and deal with administrative issues. Many requested personnel management training as part of starting their labs. There were complaints surrounding the administrative personnel in this area as well, in that HR agents were ill-equipped for the hiring needs and complexities of staffing research labs.
So what will the outcome of this survey be? Many of the issues raised are institution specific and I highly doubt many administrators of public research institutions are reading up on this surveys results. Some of the issues require collaboration between funding agencies to simplify requirements and generate a common system. Based on my current experience working for the man (National Institutes of Health, NIH) I think the likelihood of that happening is extremely low. NIH has certain reporting requirements and systems and unless outside agencies are willing to just adopt what they do, it's doubtful that they will come up with a new simplified system.
It's interesting to see what burdens scientists face in operating their own labs. Will this just be one of many reports presented, but not used to improve the system?
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The issues you mention here show why it's crucial to have a good postdoc advisor – many of these skills should be learned, to some degree, as a postdoc.
Grants are kind of a mixed bag… a pain administratively, but they are where the PI, who doesn't do bench work, gets to pull together creative scientific ideas. Good thing the NIH cut grant proposal lengths in half.
These are exactly the same complaints my wife has about her lab. She tends to spend more time writing grant proposals than on anything else, and will often have issues with how the grant money is managed by the HR and Accounting staff.


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Actor and singer Robert Davi has made appearances in some of the most successful film and TV franchises in history.
Die Hard, Goonies, Predator, and Pink Panther are just a few of the projects he's been a part of. Now, he is using his star power as an outspoken advocate for conservative values.
"I've been fighting for Judeo-Christian values since the beginning," he told CBN News.
Davi, who is also a contributor for Breitbart, wrote last year that Hollywood is a "cesspit" of indoctrination "that needs to be flushed."
While most of the Hollywood elite disagree with Davi's conservative values, he's speaking out despite any pushback he may get.
"There's a backlash because I'm very outspoken and very articulate. So, I'm kind of like a triple threat because I'm culturally relevant, I have a strong voice and a bit more articulate than most," he said.
One example of Davi being at the forefront of the fight for conservative values is the role he played in protecting religious freedom in California a few years ago.
Santa Monica's Palisades Park was once home to a large and historic nativity set that suddenly came under fire in 2014 when atheist groups protested the public display and called for it's removal.
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"I protested. I had a candlelight vigil and then brought that to the attention of the local papers," he said. Eventually the display was relocated to a church where the public could still view it.
Davi believes there is a radical turn towards far left values in the nation and that is a big problem.
"We've been lacking and losing our nation through indoctrination in the educational system...through the attack on our Judeo-Christian values continually, and the attack on our constitution," he said.
One way Davi encourages families to discover and reclaim their love for Judeo-Christian values and the constitution is through the movie, In Search of Liberty.
Although he wasn't involved in the making of the film, Davi believes it is essential for every American to watch.
"In Search of Liberty provides an anecdote to what has been happening in our culture and educational system by giving a film that is an entertainment," he said. "It opens up in a wonderful way this thing called the constitution....It's something that hits to the very core of America."
"I would like them to really share this and discuss this around the dinner table. It's so important for the survival of our nation, our culture, and our beliefs," he added.
To view the film, Davi says people can go to insearchofliberty.com
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Nahia (Deseo en euskera) fue un partido político español de ámbito guipuzcoano e ideología de izquierdas y nacionalista vasca, creado por miembros disidentes de Aralar que se mostraban contrarios a la línea política oficial aprobada en el V Congreso, celebrado en Derio en septiembre de 2011, y en especial con el punto que hacía referencia a la colaboración estratégica y táctica de la izquierda abertzale del futuro.

En dicho punto se proponía concurrir a las elecciones generales de 2011 en una coalición entre Nafarroa Bai y Bildu, o la acordada entre las fuerzas integrantes de dichas coaliciones, abierto a otras fuerzas ecologistas y de izquierda que pudieran mostrar interés, como opción electoral en Navarra; y en una coalición entre Bildu y Aralar, o la acordada por las fuerzas políticas integrantes que estaban en dichas marcas electorales, y abierto igualmente a otras fuerzas ecologistas y de izquierda, como opción electoral en el País Vasco para dicha cita.

Un número indeterminado de esos miembros disidentes, organizados bajo el nombre Aizkorri Taldea como corriente interna no constituida formalmente, abandonó Aralar días antes de la Asamblea de Hegoalde que este partido celebró en Vitoria el 3 de marzo de 2012, abogando por la disolución del partido. Casi simultáneamente, la organización juvenil Iratzarri anunció que se desvinculaba de Aralar; aunque un sector de esta negó este extremo denunciando también las irregularidades en la convocatoria de la asamblea de Iratzarri donde se adoptó esa decisión.

En su primer comunicado oficial, Nahia achacó la fractura interna de Aralar a los errores cometidos por esta formación debidos a "la lucha por el poder interno, la falta de democracia y el mal estilo" de su ejecutiva. Asimismo negó que su escisión respondiera a la estrategia de alianzas emprendida por Aralar y situaron el origen de las desavenencias en el IV Congreso celebrado en Pamplona en 2009, mostrando su afinidad con los exmilitantes que crearon Araba Bai y se sumaron a Bildu, así como con la corriente Aizkorri y los jóvenes de Iratzarri expedientados. Igualmente calificaron de "escandalosa" la expulsión de los tres parlamentarios críticos.

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Nahia no aspiraba a conformar una nueva opción electoral. La creación de esta nueva marca política pretendía, en primera instancia, prestar cobertura legal a los cargos públicos expulsados de Aralar. Es el caso de los concejales de Cegama y Beasain, Aitor Zabaleta y Unai Baztarrika, respectivamente. Ambos fueron expulsados del partido cuando en marzo la ejecutiva nacional acordó suspender de militancia a los dirigentes de las juventudes de la formación, Iratzarri, relacionados con la decisión de desvincularse de Aralar. Baztarrika, quien después de ser expulsado continuó formando parte del equipo de gobierno de Bildu en el Ayuntamiento de Beasain, comenzó a emplear el nombre de Nahia en los plenos.

Cuando se creó, Nahia contaba con media decena de concejales, todos ellos provenientes de Aralar. Además la organización se mostró abierta a que se le unieran Aintzane Ezenarro, Mikel Besabe y Oxel Erostarbe, los tres parlamentarios vascos expulsados en mayo de 2012 por haber votado a favor de una ponencia "para la paz y la convivencia" desoyendo el mandato dado por la dirección del partido; aunque estos anunciaron que dejarían sus cargos y negaron su vinculación a Nahia.

Tras la expulsión de los parlamentarios críticos y su dimisión el 31 de julio, la exmilitante de Aralar y presidenta de Nahia, María Isabel Castelló presentó sus credenciales como parlamentaria electa como paso previo a ocupar uno de los tres escaños que dejaron vacantes. Castelló, que en mayo había abandonado Aralar disconforme con la línea política de la ejecutiva y fue una de las fundadoras del nuevo partido político Nahia, finalmente se incorporó al grupo mixto del Parlamento Vasco. Esta decisión de acceder al escaño pese al pronunciamiento en contra de Aralar, se produjo en un momento en el que se preveía un adelanto electoral y Aralar ya había decidido confluir en la coalición Euskal Herria Bildu.

Referencias

Partidos políticos del País Vasco
Partidos nacionalistas vascos de España
Partidos políticos de España posteriores a la Transición
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8-15 We must show love for our friends, not only by praying for them, but by praising God for them. As in our purposes, so in our desires, we must remember to say, If the Lord will, #Jas 4:15|. Our journeys are made prosperous or otherwise, according to the will of God. We should readily impart to others what God has trusted to us, rejoicing to make others joyful, especially taking pleasure in communing with those who believe the same things with us. If redeemed by the blood, and converted by the grace of the Lord Jesus, we are altogether his; and for his sake we are debtors to all men, to do all the good we can. Such services are our duty.
16,17 In these verses the apostle opens the design of the whole epistle, in which he brings forward a charge of sinfulness against all flesh; declares the only method of deliverance from condemnation, by faith in the mercy of God, through Jesus Christ; and then builds upon it purity of heart, grateful obedience, and earnest desires to improve in all those Christian graces and tempers, which nothing but a lively faith in Christ can bring forth. God is a just and holy God, and we are guilty sinners. It is necessary that we have a righteousness to appear in before him: there is such a righteousness brought in by the Messiah, and made known in the gospel; a gracious method of acceptance, notwithstanding the guilt of our sins. It is the righteousness of Christ, who is God, coming from a satisfaction of infinite value. Faith is all in all, both in the beginning and progress of Christian life. It is not from faith to works, as if faith put us into a justified state, and then works kept us in it; but it is all along from faith to faith; it is faith pressing forward, and gaining the victory over unbelief.
18-25 The apostle begins to show that all mankind need the salvation of the gospel, because none could obtain the favour of God, or escape his wrath by their own works. For no man can plead that he has fulfilled all his obligations to God and to his neighbour; nor can any truly say that he has fully acted up to the light afforded him. The sinfulness of man is described as ungodliness against the laws of the first table, and unrighteousness against those of the second. The cause of that sinfulness is holding the truth in unrighteousness. All, more or less, do what they know to be wrong, and omit what they know to be right, so that the plea of ignorance cannot be allowed from any. Our Creator's invisible power and Godhead are so clearly shown in the works he has made, that even idolaters and wicked Gentiles are left without excuse. They foolishly followed idolatry; and rational creatures changed the worship of the glorious Creator, for that of brutes, reptiles, and senseless images. They wandered from God, till all traces of true religion must have been lost, had not the revelation of the gospel prevented it. For whatever may be pretended, as to the sufficiency of man's reason to discover Divine truth and moral obligation, or to govern the practice aright, facts cannot be denied. And these plainly show that men have dishonoured God by the most absurd idolatries and superstitions; and have degraded themselves by the vilest affections and most abominable deeds.
26-32 In the horrid depravity of the heathen, the truth of our Lord's words was shown: "Light was come into the world, but men loved darkness rather than light, because their deeds were evil; for he that doeth evil hateth the light." The truth was not to their taste. And we all know how soon a man will contrive, against the strongest evidence, to reason himself out of the belief of what he dislikes. But a man cannot be brought to greater slavery than to be given up to his own lusts. As the Gentiles did not like to keep God in their knowledge, they committed crimes wholly against reason and their own welfare. The nature of man, whether pagan or Christian, is still the same; and the charges of the apostle apply more or less to the state and character of men at all times, till they are brought to full submission to the faith of Christ, and renewed by Divine power. There never yet was a man, who had not reason to lament his strong corruptions, and his secret dislike to the will of God. Therefore this chapter is a call to self-examination, the end of which should be, a deep conviction of sin, and of the necessity of deliverance from a state of condemnation.
Romans 1 reminds us that the gays and lesbians will not see Heaven while the rest of the world expect us to tolerate them. I will not tolerate the vile unnatural acts they commit. I see this new wave of homos as a sign we are getting closer to Christ Jesus returning.
Here God also reveals the genesis of Homosexuality and lesbianism.As he gave them over,they consequentially became vacant,which in turn allowed other things to occupy them.
What Do You Think of Romans 1?
Paul wrote that the creation was made visible so that God's power is understood and that there is no excuse?


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Ceren Altuntas Vural is an Associate Professor at the Division of Service Management and Logistics. Prior to her academic career, she has worked for the container transportation and logistics...
Dan Andersson
Dan Andersson is an Associate Professor within Logistics and Transport, and Head of Unit at the Division of Service Management and Logistics. His research has been focused on third party logistics...
Kai Lo Andersson
Kai Lo Andersson is a doctoral Student at the Division of Science, Technology and Society, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics where their supervisor is Associate Professor...
Rickard Arvidsson
Rickard Arvidsson is mainly conducting environmental and sustainability assessments, mostly life cycle assessment (LCA), social life cycle assessment (SLCA), environmental risk assessment (ERA), and...
Ala Arvidsson
Associate professor, Department of Technology Management and Economics
Associate professor, Department of Technology Management and Economics, the Supply and Operations Management division
Henrietta Arwin
Industrial doctoral student, Technology Management and Economics
Industrial doctoral student at the division Service Management and Logistics at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Satenik Atanesyan
Administrator, Technology Management and Economics
Satenik Atanesyan works as an administrator for graduate studies at Technology Management and Economics.
Amanda Bankel
Amanda Bankel is a doctoral student at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management where she conducts research on business models for the large-scale diffusion of innovation, with a focus on solar...
Henrikke Baumann
Professor, Technology Management and Economics
Henrikke is a Professor in Industrial and Domestic Ecologies. Her research interests: Interdisciplinary research, management of environmental systems analysis, the practice of LCA/life cycle...
Marta Behjat
Doctoral student at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics
David Bennett
Visiting professor, Department of Technology management and economics, Division of Supply and Operations Management
David Bennett is an emeritus professor at Aston University in the UK and a visiting professor at the Division of Supply and Operations Management.
Anna Bergek
Professor, Deputy/Vice Head of Department with focus on research, Technology Management and Economics
Anna Bergek is Full Professor in Innovation Systems and Technology Policy since October 2016. She studies innovation in mature industries and innovation systems, with particular focus on the energy...
Rita Berggren
Doctoral student at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Johannes Berglind Söderqvist
Johannes Berglind Söderqvist is a doctoral student at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Henrik Berglund
Henrik Berglund is an associate professor at Chalmers and an adjunct associate professor (Professor II) at the University of Oslo's Centre for Entrepreneurship. His research interests include...
Bo Bergman
Professor emeritus, Technology Management and Economics
Bo Bergman is Professor emeritus and since 1999 an SKF Professor at the Division of Service Management and Logistics at Chalmers University of Technology. During 1983 - 1999 he was Professor of...
Felipe Bitencourt de Oliveira
Industrial doctoral student at the Division of Energy Systems Analysis, Department of Technology Management and Economics
Joakim Björkdahl
Professor Joakim Björkdahl holds a PhD in corporate management and a LicEng. in investments from the Department of Technology Management and Economics at Chalmers University of Technology. He also...
Hans Björnsson
Hans Björnsson is Professor emeritus of Construction Systems Management.
Erik Bohlin
Erik Bohlin is Professor at the Department of Technology Management & Economics at Chalmers University of Technology. He has published in a number of areas relating to the information society...
Petra Bosch-Sijtsema
Petra Bosch-Sijtsema is a Professor at the Division of Service Management and Logistics at Chalmers. She performs research on topics like new ways of work, interfirm and team cooperation, knowledge...
Constantin Bremer
Doctorial student, Technology Management and Economics.
Constantin is a doctoral student at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Emma Brink
COO for Centre for Higher Ambition Leadership Europe and Track Manager for Corporate Entrepreneurship at Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship
Emma Brink is Chief Operating Officer for the Center for Higher Ambition Leadership Europe and placed at the division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy at Chalmers University of Technology. She has a...
Jan Bröchner
Professor emeritus, Chair of Organization of Construction, specializing in Facilities Management. Jan Bröchner studies construction primarily as a service activity, analysing innovations and...
Sandra Brüel Grönberg
Adrian Bumann
Adrian Bumann is a Doctoral Student at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. His research is in the field of information systems and...
Juan Pablo Castrellon
Mudit Chordia
Doctoral student,Technology Management and Economics
Doctoral student the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at Department of Technology Management and Economics
Roland Clift
Visiting Professor, Technology Management and Economics
Roland Clitf's research is concerned with industrial ecology – taking a systems approach to the management of resource flows and stocks. This research addresses one of the key aspects of...
Christian Colldén
Christian Colldén is an Industrial doctoral student at the Division of Service Management and Logistics and he is also connected to Centre for Healthcare Improvement (CHI). His research focuses on...
Julianne de Castro Oliveira
Post Doc, Technology Management and Economics
Post Doc at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Karl de Fine Licht
Senior lecturer in ethics and engineering, Technology Management and Economics.
Karl de Fine Licht has a PhD in Practical Philosophy and is currently engaged in course development and is training teachers in the field of ethics and engineering. He also holds courses on the...
Anna Dubois
Full professor of Industrial Marketing and Purchasing
Anna Dubois is full professor of Industrial Marketing and Purchasing at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. From 2018 until 2021, Anna Dubois was Chalmers' First Vice President and...
Elin Edén
Kristoffer Ekberg
Post doc,Technology Management and Economics
Kristoffer Ekberg is a historian focusing on environmental history, political history and social movements. His research explores what kind of knowledge about climate change that has historically...
Tomas Ekvall
Adjunct Professor in Environmental Systems Analysis at Dept Technology Management and Economics
Tomas Ekvall develops and interprets methods for life cycle assessment and other aprpoaches for environmental and sustainability assessment with a broad systems perspective. Internationally, Tomas is...
Maria Elmquist
Head of Department and Professor, Technology Management and Economics
Maria Elmquist (formerly Backman) is the Head of the Department of Technology Management and Economics. She also works at the division of Innovation and R&D Management. - To book a meeting or for...
Birgitta Engrell
Birgitta Engrell is administrator at the Department of Technology Management and Economics Birgitta is responsible for the archive and day-book registration at the department. She is also in charge...
Henrik Eriksson
Henrik Eriksson is working as a Professor at the division of Service Management and Logistics and Centre for Healthcare Improvement (CHI). Examples of research questions that Henrik works on is: 1)...
Jingshi Min Eriksson
Doctoral student, Technoloy Management and Economics
Jingshi Min Eriksson, formerly known as Thaw Tar Min, is a doctoral student at the Division of Science, Technology and Society, where she is supervised by Professor Erik Bohlin. She comes from...
Carina Fagefors
Industrial doctoral student at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management at the Department of Technology Management and Economics
Patrik Fager
Researcher, Industrial and Materials Science
Patrik Fager is a researcher at the Division of Production Systems.
Carla Ferreira
Tobias Fredberg
Professor, Technology Management and Economics and Executive Director of Center for Higher Ambition Leadership Europe
Tobias Fredberg is Professor at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy and Executive Director of Center for Higher Ambition Leadership Europe
Lars-Erik Gadde
Lars-Erik Gadde is Professor emeritus. His research interest is focused on the exchange processes among companies in business networks. These processes are analysed from two perspectives. The first...
Gabriella Gatenholm
Doctoral Student at the Division of Service Management and Logistics, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. Conducting research on product-based service supply chains...
Javad Ghaneimoghaddam
Pernilla Gluch
Pernilla Gluch is Professor and Head of Division at the Division of Service Management and Logistics at Chalmers. Her research departs from industrial change processes driven by increased demands on...
Sarah Glücksman
Doctoral student at the Department of Technology Management and Economics, Division of Innovation and R&D Management
Ida Gremyr
Full Professor, Technology Management and Economics
Ida Gremyr is a Full Professor at the Division of Service Management and Logistics. She teaches and supervises theses in the master's programme "Quality and Operations Management". The research...
Anna Grzelec
PhD, Technology Management and Economics.
PhD at the Division of Science, Technology and Society, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. Anna's postdoc project is entitled "Gender education at Chalmers: How, when and...
Daniel Gyllenhammar
Daniel is a doctoral student at the Division of Service Management and Logistics, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. His research is focused on how improvements are created in...
Arni Halldorsson
Árni Halldórsson is Full Professor in Supply Chain Management. Born in Iceland, studied for BSc in Business Administration and MSc Logistics & Innovation at Copenhagen Business School (CBS), Denmark...
Stina Hallman
Stina Hallman is administrator at the Division for Science, Technology and Society, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics
PhD, Technology Management and Economics
Robin Hanson is a PhD at the division of Supply and Operations Management.
Sylvere Hategekimana
Industrial doctoral student at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics Sylvère research is about the spatial dimensions of renewable...
Carina Hedberg
Administrative coordinator, Technology Management and Economics
Administrative support to head- and vice head at the department and administrative coordinator.
Barbara Hedeler
Barbara Hedeler is a Doctoral Student at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. She has a background in Geography and holds a MSc in...
Klas Hedvall
PhD, Affiliated researcher, Technology Management and Economics
My research focuses on solutions and services in business networks, with a specific attention to how the joint organizing and strategizing of actors can improve the efficiency, effectiveness, value...
Kristina Hejdenberg Sedström
Project Manager Entrepreneurship / Track Manager Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship
Harald Helander
Doctoral student at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Hans Hellsmark
Associate Professor in Innovation and Transition studies, Technology Management and Economics
Hans Hellsmark is associate professor at Chalmers and coordinator of Chalmers Initiative for Innovation and Sustainability Transitions. He is also one of the profile managers for the profile area...
Andreas Hellström
Senior Lecturer, Technology Management and Economics
Andreas Hellström is a Senior Lecturer at the Division of Service Management and Logistics. He is also Scientific Director of Centre for Healthcare Improvement (CHI). His research interests are:...
Stina Hellsvik
PhD Student at the Division Service Management and Logistics at the Department of Technology Management and Economics
Frida Hermansson
Frida Hermansson is mainly conducting research on how the future environmental performance of composite products can be assessed using life cycle assessment (LCA)
Anneli Hildenborg
Project leader, Technology Management and Economics
Marcus Holgersson
Associate Professor and Vice Head of Department, Technology Management and Economics
Marcus Holgersson is Associate Professor at the Entrepreneurship and Strategy division and Vice Head of Department with responsibility for education at the Department of Technology Management and...
Jan Holmström
Visiting Professor dept of Technology Management and Economics / Supply and Operations Management.
Jan Holmström is professor in Operations Management at Aalto University and a visiting professor at the Division of Supply and Operations Management.
Juliana Hsuan
Affiliated Professor, at Technology Management and Economics
Affiliated Professor at the Division of Service Management and Logistics, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Kajsa Hulthén
Professor, Technology Management and Economics Co-director of Area of Advance Transport
Kajsa Hulthén is Professor at the Division of Supply and Operations Management and Co-director of Area of Advance Transport. Her research deals with structural and dynamic aspects of distribution...
Ola Hultkrantz
Head of Programme MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management and Lecturer, Technology Management and Economics
Ola Hultkrantz is lecturer at the Division of Supply and Operations Management and Head of Programme MSc in Industrial Engineering and Management.
Martin Hultman
Associate professor in science-, technology- and environmental studies at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Why don't we act when we have known the challenges of climate change for over thirty years? Such are the questions Hultman deal with in his research when doing in-depth empirical studies analysed...
Anders Isaksson
Associate Professor, Technology Management and Economics Chair for the faculty assembly (kollegium) at the Department of Technology Management & Economics
Anders Isaksson is a senior lecturer at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy, Chalmers University of Technology. Main areas of interest are entrepreneurship and small business finance...
Torbjörn Jacobsson
Torbjörn Jacobsson is PhD and Senior Lecturer at the Division of Supply and Operations Management. In 2010 he defended his thesis "Implementation of process flow solutions in healthcare" and he holds...
Staffan Jacobsson
Staffan Jacobsson works with energy policy and science policy. Within the former field, he studies how new energy technologies develop and diffuse and how new industries emerge. Internationally...
Sara Jacobsson
HR partner at the Department of Technology Management and Economics
Sara works at the HR Division. Sara's main task is to support the management at the department in personnel issus. She also participates in central projects at Chalmers.
Yasmeen Jaghbeer
Mathias Janssen
Senior researcher (docent)
Matty Janssen's research addresses life cycle assessment (LCA) during technology development, specifically its application to assess technology that is in its early stages of development. LCA can...
Adeline Jerome
Adeline is a doctoral student at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. Her educational background at the Ecole polytechnique in...
Carina Jogevik
Carina Jogevik is administrator at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics
Mats Johansson
Full Professor in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Division of Technology Management and Economics
Mats Johansson is Professor in Logistics and Supply Chain Managementat at the Division of Supply and Operations Management. He is co-director of the Northern LEAD logistics research centre, and...
Mattias Johansson
Industrial doctoral student at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Ingrid Johansson Mignon
I am an Associate professor and Head of Unit at the Division of Innovation och R&D Management. I conduct research within the area of Innovation Studies. In my research, I strive to contribute to a...
Patrik Jonsson
Patrik Jonsson is professor in Operations & Supply Chain Management and Head of Division at Supply and Operations Management. His research, teaching and outreach activities are in the field of...
Tomas Kåberger
Research Professor, Technology Management and Economics Director of Chalmers Energy Area of Advance
Anna Kadefors
Guest Professor, Technology Management and Economics
Anna Kadefors is a Guest Professor at the Division of Service Management and Logistics where she perform research in the area of communication, decision-making and learning across contractual and...
Riikka Kaipia
Senior researcher, Technology Management and Economics
Maria Kandaurova
Maria Kandaurova is a Doctoral student at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy at TME. She has completed her Master of Science in Management (MScM) degree from Ryerson University in Toronto...
Mirka Kans
Associate Professor, Technology Management and Economy
Mirka is a Associate Professor at the Division of Supply and Operations Management
Tomas Karlsson
Tomas worked as a PhD in Entrepreneurship at Jönköping International Business School 2005; Visiting Scholar Stanford 2002; University of Alberta, 2003; Wilfrid Laurier University, 2006; Queensland...
Alena Khaslavskaya
PhD student, Technology Management and Economics
Alyona Khaslavskaya is a doctoral student at the division of Service Management and Logistics researching about sustainable seaport inland access through advanced intermodal freight terminals / dry...
Erik Klint
My research concerns your dirty clothes. My focus area is part environmental emission coupled with washing clothes, and part underlying psychological aspects that guide our behavior. The hope is that...
Kamilla Kohn Rådberg
Kamilla Kohn Rådberg has a MSc in International Business Administration and Law and a PhD in Technology Management and Economics. Kamilla has an extensive background from the private sector, within...
Susanne Kullberg
Lecturer, Technology Management and Economics
Susanne Kullberg is a lecurer at the Division of Supply and Operations Management.
Lokesh Kumar Kalahasthi
PhD at the Division of Service Management and Logistics, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Martin Kurdve
Affiliated researcher, Technology management and Economics
Affiliated researcher at the division of Supply and Operations Management.
Jens Laage-Hellman
Affiliated researcher, Technology Management and Economics.
Jens Laage-Hellman is an affiliated researcher at the Division of Supply and Operations Management. His research focuses primarily on technological development and innovation, with particular...
Martin Lackéus
DrEng., Technology Management and Economics
Martin Lackéus is a researcher at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy.
Catharina Landström
Associate Professor and Head of Unit at the Division of Science, Technology and Society at the Department of Technology Management and Economics
Björn Lantz
I am Professor in Operations Management at Chalmers University of Technology. I am also Visiting Professor in Logistics at University West. More information about my research can be found at Google...
Associate Professor in Technology and Social Change at the division for Science, Technology and Society
I work in the interdisciplinary tradition of Science and Technology Studies. My primary research interest is focused on social and cultural aspects of digitalization and knowledge production. My work...
Susanne Lidhammar
Financial Officer, Technology Management and Economics
Susanne Lidhammar is a Financial Officer for the divisions Entrepreneurship and Strategy, Innovation and R&D Management, and the research centres CHLE and SLC. Susanne Lidhammar works all days except...
Svante Lifvergren
Affiliated lecturer, Technology Management and Economics
Svante Lifvergren is an affiliated lecturer at the Division of Service Management and Logistics. His research is mainly performed within Centre for Healthcare Improvement (CHI). He is also...
Frida Lind
Frida Lind is Professor at the Division of Supply and Operations Management. Her research interest regards the organising of research and development activities, especially in inter-organisational...
Hannes Lindkvist
Hans Löfsten
Hans Löfsten is a Full Professor at the Divison of Entrepreneurship and Strategy. He graduated as a BSc in Business Administration in 1988 and a PhD in Economis) 1992 from School of Economics and...
Rachel Lörum
Industrial doctoral student, Department of Technology Management and Economics, the Service Management and Logistics division
Kenth Lumsden
Kenth Lumsden is Professor emeritus at the Division of Service Management and Logistics.
Per Lundin
Professor of History of Technology, Technology Management and Economics
Per Lundin received his PhD in History of Technology (2008) from the Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. In 2012, he was appointed docent (i.e. associate professor) in Economic History at...
Mats Lundqvist
Full Professor, Technology Management and Economics Director Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship Master Programme Coordinator for Entrepreneurship and Business Design
Mats Lundqvist is Full Professor in Entrepreneurship at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy. He is also the Director of Chalmers School of Entrepreneurship and Master programme Coordinator...
Mathias Magnerius
Daniel Magnusson
Doctoral student at the Division of Service Management and Logistics, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics
Tiina Männistö-Funk
Tiina Männistö-Funk is a historian of technology with research interests in everyday technologies, user practices, and the role of material culture. Her current research projects deal with the...
Yashar Mansoori
Yashar Mansoori is a post doc at the department of Technology Management and Economics.
Saara Matala
Saara is Post doc at the Division of Science, Technology and Society, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Martin Mattsson
Project assistent, Technology Management and Economics
Project assistent at Environmental Systems Analysis, Technology Management and Economics
Ida Eyi McSey
Ida is a Doctoral Student at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. The livelihoods of coastal and fishing communities are being...
Lars Medbo
Lars Medbo is a Associate Professor at the Division of Supply and Operations Management. His research focuses on materials supply systems, materials handling and production flows in production system...
Per Medbo
Per Medbo is a lecturer at the Division of Supply and Operations Management.
Robin Meijer
Robin is a doctoral student at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Lisa Melander
Assistant Professor, Technology Management and Economics
Lisa Melander is a Assistant Professor at the Division of Supply and Operations Management. Her research interests include supplier relationships, product development, business models and...
Kavya Michael
Post Doc, Environmental Systems Analysis; Technology Management and Economics
Kavya Michael is an environmental social scientist with expertise in analyzing the 'natural environment' through a social science lens. Her research and professional experience broadly lie in...
Jens Millkrantz
Doctoral student at the Division of Science, Technology and Society, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Parissa Mokhtabad Amrei
Sverker Molander
Professor with a Chair in Environmental Systems and Risk, Div Environmental Systems Analysis, Technology Management and Economics
Sverker Molander develops and applies different systems approaches in his research on human induced environmental change and its mitigation. He is particularly involved in studies related to risks...
Stefan Molnar
Stefan's research puts focus on how various actors involved in the development of our cities deal with sustainability issues, especially those concerning how our cities can provide better quality of...
Lena Munkevik
Financial Officer at the department of Technology Management and Economics.
Valentina Nakic
Joakim Netz
Visiting lecturer, Technology Management and Economics
Visiting lecturer at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Anders Nordelöf
Anders Nordelöf's research investigates how technologies for electric propulsion change the environmental impacts of road vehicles and other types of vehicles for transportation and industry, using...
Malin Nordvall
Malin Nordvall is a PhD candidate in history of technology at the Division of Science, Technology and Society. She is interested in the large number of projects with the objective to increase the...
Flemming Norrgren
Flemming Norrgren is a Full Professor at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy.
Anna Nyström Claesson
Anna Nyström Claesson is a senior lecturer in sustainable development at Environmental Systems Analysis and has long experience in teaching and developing courses in sustainable development for...
Susanne Ollila
Susanne (Sanne) Ollila is Professor in Technology Management and her research is focused on Organizational Behavior, Innovation Management and Knowledge Management. She conducts her research mainly...
Ksenia Onufrey
Senior lecture, Technology Management and Economics
Ksenia is senior lecturer at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Alicja Ostrowska
Madelene Ostwald
Docent and affiliated researcher, Technology Management and Economics
Madelene Ostwald focus her research on forest and land use with a link to multifunctional approaches where different goals are accounted for, such as climate mitigation and adaptation, food security...
Olufolahan Osunmuyiwa
Olufolahan Osunmuyiwa is a Research Fellow at The Institute for Management of Innovation and Technology (IMIT) and is associated as a post-doctoral researcher at Chalmers. Olufolahan's research is...
Sara Palander
Director Swedish Life Cycle Center, Technology Management and Economics
Karl Palmås
Karl Palmås is a researcher at the Division of Science, Technology and Society. Originally trained as an engineer, he holds a doctorate in sociology from the London School of Economics & Political...
Ulrika Palme
Senior Lecturer, Environmental Systems Analysis, Technology Management and Economics
Ulrika Palme is a senior lecturer at Environmental Systems Analysis. She has a master's degree in biology from the University of Gothenburg and arrived at Chalmers after working for some years in a...
Dan Paulin
I am senior lecturer at the Division Supply and Operations Management. My research interest is in the area of Knowledge Management and Organizational Learning In these areas, my focus is on: •...
Ann-Charlott Pedersen
Visiting Professor at Dept Technology Management and Economics, the Division Supply and Operations Management
Ann-Charlott Pedersen is Visiting Professor at the Division of Supply and Operations management, and professor at NTNU
Magnus Persson
Associate Professor, Technology Management and Economics Head of Division, Division of Innovation and R&D Management
Magnus Persson is an Associate professor and Head of Division at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management. He holds a Ph.D. in Operations Management and has more than 10 years of experience from...
Gregory Peters
Professor, Environmental Systems Analysis, Technology Management and Economics
Greg Peters' research is aimed at expanding the application of sustainability assessment tools and improving their accuracy. Recent research projects relate to the clothing, water, agricultural and...
Gouthanan Pushpananthan
Gouthanan is a doctoral student at the division of Innovation and R&D management. He holds a Master Degree in Management and Economics of Innovation from Chalmers and has a background as an...
Hendry Raharjo
Hendry Raharjo is an Associate Professor at the Division of Service Management and Logistics.
Julia Ravanis
Julia Ravanis is a PhD candidate in history of technology at the division of Science, Technology and Society. She holds a Magister of Arts in History of Ideas and a Master of Science in Engineering...
Carolina Resende Haddad
Carolina is a Doctoral student at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. She holds a MSc in Industrial Engineering from the Federal...
Annika Rickne
Affiliated Professor, Technology Management and Economics.
Affiliated Professor at the division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at the department of Technology Management and Economics.
Violeta Roso
Violeta Roso is an Associate Professor at the Division of Service Management and Logistics. She has been researching on dry ports since 2003 and today is the leading researcher within the subject...
Emilia Runge
Department Financial Officer, Technology Management and Economics
Emilia Runge works as Department Financial Officer at the department of Technology Management and Economics
Maria Rydberg
Project Manager at Swedish Life Cycle Center.
Maria Rydberg is project manager at Swedish Life Cycle Center at the department Technology Management and Economics.
Hanna Rydehell
Hanna Rydehell is a Post doc at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management
Anna Rylander Eklund
Visiting Researcher, Technology Management and Economics
Visiting Researcher at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Sahar Safarianbana
Project assistant, Technology Management and Economics
Project assistant at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Ivan Sanchez-Diaz
Ivan Sanchez-Diaz is an Associate Professor at the Division of Service Management and Logistics. His research focuses on freight demand modeling and the design of urban freight transportation policy...
Björn Sandén
Björn Sandén is professor of Innovation and Sustainability at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis at Chalmers University of Technology. He conducts research, writes and teaches on topics...
Elias Shev
Financial Officer at the department of Technology Management and Economics. At the departments Service Management and Logistics, Innovation and R&D Management, and the research institute CHI and SLC.
Hafez Shurrab
Hafez Shurrab is a PhD candidate at the division of Supply and Operations Management in Production and Operations Management. Hafez studies tactical planning processes that drive project-based...
Carl Sjöberger
Carl Sjöberger is working in the field of maritime strategies focusing on shipping companies and how companies formulate strategies to meet the goals set. The goal is to create an understanding of...
Karolin Sjöö
Post doc at the Division of Science, Technology and Society, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Anders Sköld
Frida Smith
Adjunct lecturer, Department of Technology Management and Economics
Frida Smith is a researcher at the Division of Service Managment and Logistics, and connected to the Centre for Healthcare Improvement (CHI). She also works as a develoment leader at Regionalt...
Seshadri Srinivasa Raghavan
Bengt Steen
Bengt Steen, got his PhD in chemical engineering at Chalmers University of Technology 1975. He was employed by the Swedish Environmental Research Institute 1968 as an environmental scientist and held...
Gunnar Stefansson
Gunnar Stefansson is an Associate Professor at the Division of Service Management and Logistics and his research focuses on logistics and transportation management, collaboration between partners in...
Martin Stockhaus
Doctoral student at the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics
Cristina Sundén
Cristina Sundén works as Financial Officer at the Department of Technology Management and Economics
Kaj Suneson
Instructor, Technology Management and Economics
Kaj Sunesson is an instructor at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management.
Nicholas Surber
Nicholas Surber is a Doctoral Student at the Division of Science, Technology and Society, attached to the Mistra Environmental Nanosafety project. In particular, his aim is to place nanosafety in...
Magdalena Svanström
Professor, Environmental Systems Analysis, Technology Management and Economics, division manager
Magdalena Svanström is a Professor of Sustainability Studies in the Environmental Systems Analysis division. Her research focuses on the development and application of methodology for environmental...
Per Svensson is a Senior lecturer at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management. He has been carrying out education, management research and consulting mainly in the field of management of...
Naghmeh Taghavi Nejad Deilami
Naghmeh is a doctoral student at the Division of Service Management and Logistics. She is holding a degree in Industrial Engineering & Management (2008) and MSc in Quality & Operation Management...
Jenny Taghvai
Administrative assistant, Technology Management and Economics
Jenny Taghvai works as an HR administrator and PDB registrator at the department. She is also the administrator of the Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy, she handles their study and division...
Stélio Tchuquela Mabutana
Industrial doctoral student at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics.
Robin Teigland
If you love knowledge, set it free! Robin Teigland (PhD) is Professor of Strategy and Management of Digitalization in the Entrepreneurship and Strategy Division at Chalmers. Robin is a Fellow of the...
Nils Thylén
Doctoral student at the Division of Supply and Operations Management, at the department of Technology Management and Economics
Anne-Marie Tillman
Professor Emirita, Technology Management and Economics
Anne-Marie Tillman is since year 2000 professor at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis at Chalmers, professor emerita since 2021. Her research has included methodology development and...
Johan Tivander
Research Engineer, Technology Management and Economics
Johan Tivander has worked with environmental systems analysis at Chalmers since 2001. His focus is within environmental informatics, including concept modelling, data management and implementation of...
Lars Trygg
Lars Trygg is an Associate Professor at the Division of Innovation and R&D Management. He conducts research on technology and product development with a special focus on the manufacturing industries...
Elzira Tiago Tundumula
Ann-Sofie Ullenius
Administrative officer, Technology Management and Economics
Ann-Sofie Ullenius is administrative officer at the Department of Technology Management and Economics, the Supply and Operations Management Division
Samuel John Unsworth
Doctoral student at the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. Sam's research explores innovation processes within sustainable energy...
Patricia van Loon
Assistant Professor, at the division of Supply and Operations Management, at the Department of Technology Management and Economics. Patricia has a background in Industrial Engineering and Operations...
Carla Regina Vitolo Coelho
Kjell Vowles
Kjell Vowles is a PhD-student within the CEFORCED-project. He has a background as climate change-journalist and political scientist, and while at the division of Science, Technology and Society he...
Emke Vrasdonk
Emke joined the Division of Environmental Systems Analysis as a PhD student in summer 2015. Her research concerns impacts of land use and land use change from products and production systems on...
Angelica Wågström
Angelica Wågström is a PhD student at the division for Science, Technology and Society. Her research investigates sustainable energy transition from a social perspective, focusing on care work...
Martin Wallin
Professor, Technology Management and Economics Head of Division, Division of Entrepreneurship and Strategy
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I've always been fascinated by the name a church gives its entrance. I don't know if it says anything about the church, but there sure are some creative names for these entrances or gathering areas. Here's some of my favorites – any you would add?
Yep. Narthex. The Narthex usually leads to the Nave.
This one is before you time… vestibule!
I vote for Narthex myself. It is the traditonal name that was used to refer to church entrance areas in the Gothic and Renaissance periods. As Cindy stated, it would lead you into the nave of the cathedral. Some of the other one's are interesting, mezzanine however is misused, since a mezzanine is typically a partial floor area that occurs between 2 full stories of a building, not sure why a church would attach that name to their entrance. Solomon's Colonade is kinda cool too!
I'm Greek Orthodox, and we still call the area the Narthex and the Nave is the main area. All orthodox churches have them.
They're referred to as Narthexes in Catholic churches too.
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Making people's lives better is what Dany does: through his contributions to the development of various vaccines which are commercialized world-wide and, in the same large multinational corporations, through the creation of entrepreneurial and future-ready environments where it is pleasant and energizing to work. With a startup spirit he's done this either as a team leader growing his own team from 0 to 100+ people or, through influence without direct reports, by developing a cross-Atlantic community in a 500+ people strong department.
Most companies use management principles developed in the early 1900s by men born in the 1800s. Employees were units of production, to be optimized as any other cost. Those might have been useful principles at a time when industry especially needed hands to get things done and more efficiency in internal operations resulted in bigger profit. Those days are gone. The reset button has been pushed and most companies haven't prepared for the new and future reality of living in the unknown and unexpected, especially at an ever increasing velocity. Historically, major displacements occurred once in a while: carriages were replaced by cars, candles by light bulbs, postal mail by email. Over the last ten years exponential changes in technology allow almost everyone to be connected everywhere anytime, to be genetically screened, to go to unknown places without a map. Even the definition of "everyone" participating to economic activity has changed. The world is no longer driven by North America and Europe; a billion people from Asia and the BRICS countries now participate too. Africa will soon join, adding another billion people developing products, services and competing for markets.
While all this is happening many companies are operating like we are still in the 20th century, seemingly thinking that the next 10-20 years will be an extension of before. Thinking that all will be okay by cutting just a little more, by re-organizing just a little better, by saying that we need to innovate without creating an environment of trust. Did you hear too that "Yes we know that all surveys show that employee engagement is at a low, but we really don't have the time to do something about it now because we first need to make our numbers for this quarter. And frankly, people should be happy they have a job." Are they happy? Type "work makes me" into Google search and read the recommended next words. The message is not pretty.
How does a company think to stay relevant in a world of incredible world-wide opportunities for the fast-acting and open minded when its employees are disengaged and kept into their box as a unit of production?
With a startup spirit and using lean startup principles I am leading the development of an ecosystem, a community that is experimenting with fundamentally new ways of working in an established large multinational. We go transversal and connect people irrespective of grade, position, time with the company, location, … Nobody is assigned, this is only for the passionate, the believers in a future where everyone can realize their full potential and contribute to the success of the company in unexpected ways.
Many people live a very paradoxical situation. In black and white thinking of boss vs employee one could see the goal of bosses to 'exploit' their employees to the max, to use all their talents so that they can do more than expected or thought capable of themselves, to really have the maximum possible output of their resource for the greater good of the success of the company. On the other side one could see the employees' goals as doing as little as possible for the same pay and benefits, not caring about the company. Both are driven by a search for maximum return on investment.
In many companies reality very often seems to be different, not to say the opposite. Many managers seem to be okay when the employee is just doing his/her job, the limited box of activities. Some will even create an environment where any attempt by the employee to contribute more is actively discouraged, killed, or not appreciated. At the same time, many employees do want to contribute more, do want to learn more, do want to offer their broader skills, and do want to be involved more in what is also their company they want to see successful.
Nobody wins here, especially not in the long term and in the increasingly competitive world we are in. It is time to take a zero-based thinking approach towards the future of work and ask ourselves how we can re-invent "work", knowing what we know now, knowing the tools and science that are available to us, seeing the trends in robotics and artificial intelligence among others, and expecting the unexpected.
I want to make people's lives better, so helping to re-invent work with anyone wanting to do the same is a step in that direction.
Music, design and paintings: because of the creation of masterpieces out of nothing, often by just one person, often with great simplicity and with the potential to impact so many.
GabyGaby is an artist 2.0, making art in an unconventional and innovative way, especially paintings. What makes him 2.0 is his activity on several social media sites sharing photos and videos of his work in progress (see @gaby407). In that way he re-invented what work means in his domain.
We all know that the end result of what we do every day, developing vaccines and making them available world-wide, is positively impacting people's lives and health.
The movie industry: they show that today a successful movie can be created by bringing together people, groups, and companies from various horizons. Few are their own employees and many worked yesterday with their competition or will do so tomorrow. I would not be surprised if we evolve to this model in many other industries too.
For all those companies using the typical performance management systems: have "a meaningful place to work" objective count for 50% of the bonus opportunity for all levels. What gets measured gets done.
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Why newspapers make election recommendations
Filed under Commentary at Sep 2016
Nicole Stockdale, Deputy Editorial Page Editor
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Hundreds of thousands of people are reading, sharing and debating The Dallas Morning News' two presidential recommendation editorials this week, where, for the first time in 80 years, the paper is supporting a Democrat for the nation's highest office.
We're hearing from a lot of readers who agree or disagree with the newspaper's position. That's good. It's also prompting people to ask why newspapers make recommendations in the first place.
The glib response is to refer above to the first sentence in this column. But the real answer is so much more important: The Dallas Morning News is committed to helping citizens make informed choices about political offices.
The Internet has been a wonderful thing, opening up the public square to so many more voices. But it has also meant that, particularly during election season, we're bombarded with opinions, news stories and political ads.
That cacophony of voices does not diminish the role of newspapers' candidate recommendations. If anything, it makes them more important. The Dallas Morning News is committed to continuing the practice.
But aren't newspapers supposed to gather facts and assemble them into unbiased news stories? Absolutely — and that's what our newsroom does every day. However, the Editorial Department is wholly independent from the newsroom; its mission is different. Our goal is to help shape the city's agenda, to get people talking about difficult and important topics.
Our presidential recommendations may garner the most national attention, especially given this recommendation in this election cycle. But the work we do in the races on the rest of the ballot is just as important, probably more so.
To prepare for this general election, for example, our editorial board has collected questionnaires from scores of candidates running for office in North Texas; they will be published soon in our online Voter Guide. We are also in the process of meeting in person with the candidates in 40 races across the state. The questionnaires, sit-down interviews and our additional research help inform our recommendations. It's an incredible amount of work, but one we will continue to make time for; citizens deserve the chance to make more informed decisions about who governs them.
This has been a traditional role of American newspapers for centuries, and it's one The Dallas Morning News is proud to uphold.
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Arthur Archer (1874 – 1940) var en engelsk professional fodboldspiller, der spillede som forsvar. Han er født i Derby. Archer spillede 170 kampe i alle turneringer for Small Heath i en fire-fem årig periode, deriblandt over 150 kampe i the Football League.

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