Alicia Knoedler will lead Miami University's Office of Research and Innovation on the back of 20 years working in research development.
Alicia Knoedler will join Miami University as vice-president for research and innovation on November 1.
Knoedler will replace Michael Crowder, dean and associate provost of the university’s graduate school who has been leading the Office of Research and Innovation on a temporary basis.
Knoedler is currently a member of the business and operations advisory committee at US government research agency National Science Foundation, and also acts as vice-chairwoman of the foundation’s equal opportunities committee.
She has been…
