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"The overall goal of this research programme is even more ambitious – to develop a version of this genetic system that will spread itself through the target species, removing females and causing population crash or extinction as it goes," he said.
"They are highly enthusiastic about the business we have built at Chellomedia and are ambitious to develop it further, making AMC Networks a great owner and partner for Chello's next phase of growth".
Our intention in creating it was simple but ambitious: to develop the world's best content-based iPhone experience.
In the past year we have been supporting LIVE's ambitious plans to develop a satellite publication in North London - LIVE North.
On September 17th, the bosses of the German, Swiss and French financial exchanges unveiled an ambitious plan to develop a joint, computer-based, European derivatives market.
He is currently advising a World Bank effort in Turkey to build a more resilient society, helping the Sustainable Apparel Coalition co-create its 2020 strategy with its members and just beginning an ambitious effort to develop a cancer-free economy with a collaborative network funded by the Garfield Foundation.
The company is on an ambitious quest to develop a system that can shoot passengers and cargo through steel vacuum tubes at speeds reaching 700 miles per hour.
Hyperloop One is on an ambitious quest to develop a system that can shoot passengers and cargo through steel vacuum tubes at speeds reaching 700 miles per hour.
Then I learned about an opportunity to work with an interdisciplinary team on the ambitious task to develop a new form of chemotherapy.
"There was no standardized tool at the clinic to collect and store that information". So Semenov teamed up with fellow Johns Hopkins undergraduate Michael Morris on an ambitious project to develop a secure electronic medical records system for the clinic.
Beil and Ketner (from now on B&K) are undertaking an ambitious program to develop a new interpretation of quantum theory and ultimately of the entire standard model of particle physics.
