I read it as similar to the US espousing how its researchers developed something.
Not really a big deal, though I'd have... you know... linked to the actual paper or maybe mentioned the professor's name more prominently.
I think most stuff I read emphasizes institute and researchers more heavily, but I can see why anyone doing public research might want to expand the scope of credit.
Not really a big deal, though I'd have... you know... linked to the actual paper or maybe mentioned the professor's name more prominently.
I think most stuff I read emphasizes institute and researchers more heavily, but I can see why anyone doing public research might want to expand the scope of credit.