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"The Cornell Center for a Sustainable Future [CCSF] is trying to stimulate interactions across campus to realize the latent potential of multidisciplinary approaches to complex issues like climate change," said Chris Barrett, professor of applied economics and management (AEM) and associate director for economic development at CCSF, during a Dec. 3 meeting of the COP15 delegation.

While in other countries, state funding is aimed to stimulate interactions between academia and industry and demonstrate a necessity to increase business expenditures in R&D, in Russia, as it will be demonstrated later on, the main task is to enforce collaboration.

Together, this implies that GCs not only are influenced by stress, but also stimulate interactions between astrocytes and neural progenitors.

This indicates that Atg36 is differentially modified under these conditions and that this modification may stimulate interactions with the autophagy machinery.

Such programs also would stimulate interactions among scientists who are constrained by the organism-specific, or disease-specific funding structures and programs.

If the health system is viewed as a complex adaptive system (16, 17), then the transfer of a stand-alone program into the health system will stimulate interactions between the program and the broader system that it is embedded within.

However, if phosphorylation at Ser by mTORC2 does stimulate interaction of PDK1 with Akt, this may bypass the need for PDK1 to interact with PtdIns 3,4,5) P3 and enhance phosphorylation of Thr without the need of PDK1 binding to phosphoinositides.

In physical workspaces that stimulate interaction, employees have a peripheral awareness of one another, a sense that colleagues are present and available.

We have tried to stimulate interaction among panelists in advance in a way that will make their contributions more intelligible and valuable for all attendees and audiences.

Offices are transforming into multi-user, open space environments to stimulate interaction between people and optimize the usage of space.

According to Ofcom research, UK consumers are leading the way in adopting the latest technology to optimise their video viewing experience, and retailers should grasp this as an opportunity to use in-store video to stimulate interaction.