Sentence examples for connecting universities from inspiring English sources

Many new academic centers launched across China, he adds, are becoming testing grounds for reforms aimed at connecting universities and students through a global network of partnerships.

According to Mr Osman, Somalia Wireless' hotspots now cover nearly 40% of the city, connecting universities, NGOs, hotels, news agencies and cafes.

Given that a number of trustees of US research universities sit on the boards of directors of large corporations with research interests, we hypothesized that trustees may be an important channel connecting universities to innovation and economic development.

The Kauffman Foundation, an organization devoted to fostering and supporting entrepreneurship, has acquired StudentBusinesses.com, a startup that focuses on connecting university student entrepreneurs with advisors and potential investors.

The graph shows an academic lineage, connecting university faculty who have worked together previously with two generations of their students, who have expanded and strengthened the connections among the group.

The NSF would specifically state in the request for proposal broader-impact description that one example of impacting a wider audience by connecting university research with the K 12 community and helping to train the next generation of scientists is the GK 12 model funded by the NSF from 1999 to 2010.

In a more recent pamphlet he backs new international networks to connect universities and researchers, action to entice global science hubs to the UK and better links between small businesses and universities for the benefit of regional economies.

At the end of this decade, Fapesp deployed the Academic Network at São Paulo (ANSP), the first Brazilian academic network to connect universities in the São Paulo state to the Bitnet network using a 4,800 bps link.

In April, the police in Beijing broke up one such "college concubine agency" that claimed to connect university students with wealthy admirers for up to $100,000 annually.

Facebook, which began in 2004 and is the second-largest site of its kind after MySpace in the US, connects university and college students.

The nonprofit has a simple strategy utilizing social networking to connect university or graduate students who need money with investors looking to make a difference and a profit.