It has a history with this festival: Composers Collaborative assembled 120 musicians for a performance of "In C" at the first Make Music New York event, in 2007.
Horizontal and collaborative, Assemble penetrated a difficult area to help the locals to turn a NO-GO zone into a something different'.
That's why development experts say the first step of collaborative science is assembling a research team.
Importantly, the mass collaborative approach to assembling these wiki articles scales with the explosive growth of the biomedical literature.
The Gene Wiki makes use of Wikipedia as a low-cost, mass-collaborative platform for assembling text-based gene annotations.
This chapter discusses the design modification issues in a collaborative assembly (co-assembly) design environment, which enables multiple geographically dispersed designers to design and assemble parts collaboratively through the Internet.
This research was financially supported by the US National Science Foundation Systematics and Population Biology/Assembling the Tree of Life Program through the collaborative research grant titled 'Assembling the Fungal Tree of Life' (DEB-0732984), and through a Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada Discovery grant to Berbee.
Collaborative efforts to assemble the best available data have already resulted in an operational, science-based reporting system for the 2.3 million square kilometers of managed forests of Canada [34] that directly supports reporting and policy development (examples, [40, 41]), with completed reviews from UNFCCC expert review teams.
We liked the idea of assembling around this collaborative work we were already doing, this kind of convenient community.
The four shortlisted artists – Bonnie Camplin, Janice Kerbel, Nicole Wermers and the collaborative group Assemble – variously present installations of art masquerading as something else, or something masquerading as art.
