Sentence examples for academics collaborate from inspiring English sources

"We have more top universities, per head, than any other member of the EU and our academics collaborate with partners across Europe.

Not in the traditional sense of academics collaborating with other academics, but academics collaborating with students.

The science faculty was keen to get academics collaborating and favoured a shared environment.

The first subnetwork (type A, open science, Fig. 1a) is typical of academics collaborating to patents with scientists belonging to other open science organisations.

University of Bologna gives rise to an interesting type B subnetwork, and moreover, several (4) type C subnetworks are generated by Bologna academics (collaborating with pharmaceutical companies located in the same region).

Like many academics who collaborate with corporations, Lampe had made a bet.

On the way to collect his 2013 Nobel prize in physics, Peter Higgs told the Guardian he doubted whether "a similar breakthrough could be achieved in today's academic culture, because of the expectations on academics to collaborate and keep churning out papers".

His "peace and quiet" of 1964 (aged 35) brings to mind Newton's escape to his Lincolnshire family home in 1666 (aged 24), and it is contrasted in the article with "expectations on academics to collaborate and keep churning out papers".

(At times, he has forced competitive academics to collaborate, warning them they won’t get grants from his charities otherwise).

Despite them saying this isn't a recruitment event and whilst you need to be yourself, Roche will be looking out for potential employees or academics to collaborate with.

Clinical specialties from different academic hospitals collaborate in disease-specific entities called 'Pearls', while each academic hospital separately provides institution-specific logistical and technical facilities to its participating departments.