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The work on the scenarios and the organization and conduct of the workshops (including follow-up interviews with all participants) was part of the Ph.D. research of Parandian, funded by the Dutch R&D consortium NanoNed (http://www.nanoned.nl, last visited 3 March 2013), specifically its program on CTA of Nanotechnology, led by Rip.

An important monitoring aspect of the project is the conduct of refresher workshops for the providers.

In my experience conducting hundreds of workshops, the discussions declared device-free are by far more productive.

The best way to prevent this waste of time is for someone senior to mandate a "no-screen meeting". In my experience conducting hundreds of workshops, the discussions declared device-free are by far more productive.

According to author and healer, Louise Hay, 'After years of individual counseling with clients and conducting hundreds of workshops and intensive training programs across the country and around the world, I found that there is only one thing that heals every problem, and that is: to know how to love yourself.

The Arab Taskforce for Obesity and Physical Activity will conduct a series of workshops in Arab countries to explain the strategy and particular areas of application, depending on the specific social, economic, and political situation of each country.

Since 1991 the United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs has been conducting a series of workshops on basic space science under its United Nations Programme on Space Applications.

Philips and Artemide together conducted a series of workshops to investigate the affective impact of shifting colored light.

Ms. Stanley, who is paid through a three-year $650,000 contract with the hospitality management school at the Brooklyn-based New York City College of Technology, has conducted a series of workshops for food preparers on how to adapt.

To answer these questions, we conducted a series of workshops with a skilled facilitator who kept us focused and pushed us to think outside the box.

We conducted a series of workshops throughout New Zealand between 2004 and 2009 to engage forest user groups, management agencies and school children.