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A year later, Waldman discovered and dissected filesharing software BitTorrent, a collaborative venture of an altogether different kind.

The three-year-old incubator, which focuses on bioscience companies, is a collaborative venture of the school and the nearby Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, a leading biological research institution.

The park, planned as an incubator designed eventually to nurture start-up companies in a supportive, relatively inexpensive university-related environment, is a collaborative venture of the college and the nearby Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, a leading biological research institution.

A large Quantitative Trait Loci (QTL) project for mink, comprising more than 1000 F2 animals scored for more than 50 traits, has recently been run as a collaborative venture between the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences of the University of Aarhus and the Department of Basic Animal Sciences of the University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

Too big and expensive for a single fusion laboratory, this became a collaborative venture, with most of the funding provided by the European Community.

The Dentist Retirement Intentions Study is a collaborative venture between the University of Sydney and the NSW branch of the Australian Dental Association NSWADAAustralian Dental Association NSWADA

I am now a researcher in a lab that is a collaborative venture involving a number of companies and universities.

A Harlem Hospital physician who documented the increase in child injury on debilitated school and parks department playgrounds and a gardener for the New York City Department of Parks and Recreation developed a collaborative venture called The Greening of Harlem.

The Melbourne Interventional Group (MIG) is a voluntary collaborative venture of interventional cardiologists practicing at 12 major public and private hospitals in Victoria, designed to record data pertaining to percutaneous coronary interventions (PCI) and perform long-term follow-up.

Today she spends half of each week in Manhattan, where she still teaches at the School of Visual Arts and attends to her "Flying Saucer Project," a collaborative venture involving an informal line of cast-ceramic dinnerware.

Indeed, we have a collaborative venture with Korea University, and a section of the halls have been named in honour of a Korean industrialist".