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Creating intersectional understandings of cyber challenges is a critical first step toward creating communities that collaborate effectively to address the endemic risks of cyber insecurity.

They concluded that "[b]ecause research in academic medical centers requires both federal and institutional support the latter of which depends on clinical revenue scientists, administrators, and policy-makers must collaborate effectively to address both threats".

The new center is a perfect example of how industry and academia can collaborate effectively to create change enabled by technology, and we look forward to seeing what we can do next, together.

Schultz wrote "For members of Anonymous I'm betting most of these things are already unspoken understandings", and pointed to their use of memes and cited the forums of the website enturbulation.org as an example of the group's ability to collaborate effectively to accomplish goals.

Voices of Youth seeks to create a space that will help young people develop into active global citizens equipped to communicate and collaborate effectively to make a positive difference in their countries and communities.

The more you insist on your right for an explanation, the more professors are held accountable for their grading, the greater the potential for professors and students to collaborate effectively and to promote student learning -- which after all should be the main target for colleges and universities.

"Right now we're trying to elevate the visibility of this problem to get the Defense Department and State to collaborate more effectively to tackle these violent extremist groups," he said, adding, "All we need is the funding".

Such comparisons may allow community providers to collaborate more effectively to prevent falls and injuries in the community setting.

As the learning outcomes in the Ergonomics course used in this study were focused on students not only developing and mastering human factor design skills but also learning to collaborate effectively, we implemented scaffolding techniques to support both sets of skills.

It is only by ensuring rigorous consistency and quality within individual studies that biobanks can collaborate effectively and start to exploit the potential of the very large 'virtual' sample size being created across biobanks internationally.

We lack those with sufficient foresight and political skills to collaborate effectively across divergent and strident differences to find solutions.