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A consortium of companies including Nestle, Unilever and Axion Consulting are collaborating to create a circular economy for flexible packaging.

But two companies, Complete Genomics and BioNanomatrix, are collaborating to create a novel approach that would sequence your genome for less than the price of a nice pair of jeans and the technology could read the complete genome in a single workday.

In response to the current political climate, Columbia GSAPP and the Temple Hoyne Buell Center for the Study of American Architecture are collaborating to create a venue for ongoing, open dialogue among students and faculty through a series of events titled The First 100 Days.

For example, high school students from the Ben Barber Career and Technology Academy in Texas became involved in the project, collaborating to create a 3D-printed hand for Jayme Sims, a man who lost four fingers in a wood chipper accident.

"I am proud to be supporting the Surfrider Foundation, and stoked to be working with the team at Hurley," says Mraz. "Collaborating to create a limited edition organic T-shirt has been a fun way of contributing to the care of our coasts".

The New York Times and WNYC are collaborating to create an interactive map of bird-watching spots throughout the five boroughs as part Bird Week, a celebration of avian life in the city.

Companies need to collaborate to create a more sustainable future.

When AI and the IoT meet, devices collaborate to create a personalized experience.

The American Organization of Nurse Executives AONEE) and The Leadership Studio® have collaborated to create a one-of-a-kind Executive Coaching Resource Center for nurse leaders and their teams.

We collaborated to create a state-of-the-art spatial decision support system called MarineMap to facilitate the design and evaluation of MPA proposals.

Hulu has defied skeptics who doubted that old-school media companies could collaborate to create a successful service for a new generation of TV watchers.