The phrase "and develop novel technologies" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the creation or advancement of new technologies in various contexts, such as research, business, or innovation.
Example: "Our team aims to enhance existing systems and develop novel technologies that can improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "and create innovative technologies" or "and design new technologies".
With each feat of outer space exploration, we have inspired countless scientists and engineers who with boundless imagination, perseverance and ingenuity have solved complex problems and developed novel technologies that have made further exploration possible and have expanded our national economy in unimaginable ways.
The Division of Cancer Prevention of the NCI invites small business applications for research projects to develop novel technologies for capturing, enriching, and preserving exfoliated abnormal cells and circulating DNA from body fluids or effusions and to develop methods to concentrate these cells and DNA for cancer biomarker detection.
They had to develop novel technologies to deal with the challenges, do it within a budget and create operations management processes to ensure their systems would run reliably.
Ultimately the goal is to develop novel technologies that directly or indirectly aid in providing neuroprotection and/or a permissive environment and active signaling cues for guided axon growth.
The Carbon Capture Project (CCP) has been established by eight leading energy companies to develop novel technologies that significantly reduce the cost of capturing CO2 for long-term storage.
My job is to lead the in vivo pharmacology aspect of a drug discovery project and to develop novel technology to facilitate progress.
In particular, we will research a wide range of user collaboration styles, develop novel technology for collaborative workflows managing the orchestration of services and human activities for multimedia content creation, management, consumption, and determine how to achieve greater collaboration scale, user participation, and efficiency.
The research in MCCO will develop novel technology for supporting collaborative workflows that manage the lifecycle (i.e., the creation, management, and consumption) of complex multimedia content.
Such a comparative analysis among different pluripotent stem cells in different species may contribute to understanding the fundamental mechanisms underlying acquisition of multicellular communication systems at the early stages of life and to further developing novel technologies that support new human pluripotent cell lines essential for therapeutic applications.
Dr. Evrony is currently pursuing clinical training in pediatrics at Mount Sinai Hospital and continuing his research developing novel technologies for studying the brain and neuropsychiatric diseases.
