Sentence examples for board of research from inspiring English sources
Mr. Watsa recently joined the board of Research in Motion, the struggling Canadian maker of BlackBerrys.
A small Canadian activist investor is calling on the board of Research in Motion to explore options to increase the company's share price, including a potential sale or spinoff of its patent portfolio.
REUTERS At RIM, Questions Over Leadership | After a newspaper report that the board of Research in Motion, maker of the BlackBerry, would recommend replacing the company's two co-chairmen, The New York Times Bits blog writes that the reported potential replacement, Barbara Stymiest, might not resolve the company's issues, with a background in finance rather than technology.
We would like to thank the personnel at the Affymetrix core facility at Novum BEA, Bioinformatics and Expression Analysis, which is supported by the board of research at the Karolinska Institute and the research committee at the Karolinska hospital, for performing the gene array.
We would also like to thank Center for cell analysis (CCA) at Karolinska University Hospital, the Affymetrix core facility at Novum, Bioinformatics and Expression Analysis (BEA), which is supported by the board of research at the Karolinska Institute and the research committee at the Karolinska Hospital, and Riitta Känkäinen and Ingrid Delin for technical assistance.
The study was approved by the local medical research ethics committee and institutional review board of local research ethics committees.
As a result, vaccine researchers have mostly gone back to the drawing board of basic research.
In an interesting twist, two, it seems, have found their way onto the advisory board of a research centre advising on corporate reputation.
There might be many routes across the game board of your research career, but how do you make sure you land on a ladder that will get you somewhere rather than a snake?
The local ethics board of animal research approved the study.
He has co-chaired a steering board of a research project, unrelated to the present article, initiated and funded by Bristol Myers Squibb.
