Sentence examples for applied research activities from inspiring English sources
The laser structuring of materials in two or three dimensions has attracted the interest of many experimental and applied research activities extending from photonics to biomedicine.
In addition to her applied research activities globally and teaching responsibilities, Dr. McGinn chairs a global humanitarian initiative, mentors MSPH doctoral students, participates in professional conferences and contributes to professional literature.
The discovery of graphene [1] has enabled intense fundamental and applied research activities in this novel two-dimensional (2D) carbon based electronic system.
He has given Public health, Environmental Health Science and Technology courses and also contribute in community services and problem solving applied research activities and published several articles in the internationally peer reviewed journals.
On the basis of our needs assessment, we have implemented a number of major initiatives within participating institutions to facilitate basic and applied research activities.
Because of fiscal and human resource constraints, basic and applied research activities have been relatively modest in scope, and priorities have often been set primarily by external collaborators.
This is largely because the intervention focused more on skill development and applied research activity rather than changes to policy and practice.
The Faculty of Society & Health engages in applied research and enterprise activities regionally, nationally and internationally.
IGIS will assist in applied research and extension activities that rely on geospatial data, analysis and display.
The Center for International Business and Public Policy serves as a focal point within the school for teaching, applied research and outreach activities that concentrate on the nexus of interests and responsibilities among international business, finance and public policy.
Finally, applied research and development activities focused on factors limiting the recovery of listed species offer the means for new and innovative opportunities to control wildlife diseases.
