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Any GTD practitioners in the academic world?

Relating to the original poster's question, there's a small trove of information related to practicing GTD in academia in some older posts on this forum. Among them, you'll find some academics still currently active around here weighing in with insights and feedback.

Here's a partially annotated "threadography" of some posts I've found helpful.
Thanks a lot! This is great.
 
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