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Researcher of the Future — a Confidence in Research report

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Discover mission-critical insights into how researchers are turning disruption into discovery.

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What if universities could turn local challenges into global change?

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A growing number are embracing a “4th Generation University” model that focuses on turning ideas into practical solutions for real-world challenges. Instead of working in isolation, these institutions are connecting research, industry, and communities to drive meaningful change. The shift is already underway, with more than 100 universities in over 50 countries adopting the approach — and many more expected to follow.

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