Sentence examples for create new technologies and from inspiring English sources
Students, health care professionals and entrepreneurs team up at the inaugural health++ Hackathon to create new technologies and lasting collaborations.
It allows researchers, students and entrepreneurs from widely different fields to come together to create new technologies and solutions to difficult societal problems.
The review also recommends the creation of 12 digital innovation hubs as part of a new national innovation programme to create new technologies and companies, where startups would work with universities and established firms such as Siemens.
The aim of TRUST's research is to create new technologies -- and perhaps even new social institutions -- that will make it possible to build computer software and networks that are inherently secure.
"This is a new technology which you're not going to put back into the bottle, it is there," Mr. Rounds said, adding that the smarter course would be to "create new technologies and utilize new technologies" — such as metal detectors that could also recognize plastic — in schools, airports and other public places.
In remarks from the White House in 2009, President Obama made cooperation with private companies a key priority in plans to improve digital infrastructure in the United States, and the NSF-funded Global ENetworkent for Network Innovations (GENI) is creating opportunities for researchers and industry to work together to create new technologies and applications to stimulate economic growth.
The bridegroom, 63, is the president of J.E.L. Management Corporation in Fort Worth, a firm that establishes and manages companies that create new technology and products, including World Energy Systems, which is developing a process using steam generators to extract oil from the ground.
The research center's mission is to be a recognized leader in environmental education, collaborate with industry and government, create new technology, and be a major contributor in improving our understanding of the environment.
"We are going to be heavily involved in economic development, both as an adviser, marketing the state, putting business together with capital, creating new technologies and, prudently and carefully, doing what we did in New York City: leveraging pension funds to create jobs and build housing and provide for the improvement of our communities".
But whatever the explanation, the astounding contribution of the foreign-born in creating new technologies and new companies to market them can't be denied.
