Sentence examples for developing new collaborations from inspiring English sources

The fundamental nature of such cell signalling processes could be of huge interest to a host of other researchers, she says, adding that she is already developing new collaborations with Dr James Briscoe, who will move his lab from what was the National Institute for Medical Research in Mill Hill, north London.

As the project developed, new collaborations were either permanently or temporarily developed from international to the local level (e.g. Sustainable Communities International Foundation, Ministry of Science and Technology (Mincyt), National Institute of Industrial Technology (INTI), Ministry of Labour, etc).

If they want a conference where attendees can learn about what's going on at the cutting edge of the field, develop new collaborations, and, overall, do better science, he says, then attracting a diverse crowd of both speakers and attendees is the best way to achieve those goals.

It is also hiring across the company, and developing new collection collaborations with "leading worldwide social influencers".

The iBLEND project also has significant spillover effects for our university by developing new interdisciplinary collaborations that benefit our students.

New studies might use the model both as guidance for developing new NGO collaboration and as an evaluation tool for the collaboration subsequently.

Possible approaches include developing new courses, interdepartmental collaborations, and partnerships.

It is therefore important, when developing new models of collaboration, to take into account the interests and the needs of the professionals.

As chair of the Cancer Moonshot Task Force, Vice President Biden oversees a number of Federal agencies that are developing new policies, actions, and collaborations to accelerate progress against cancer.

The Large Area Picosecond Photodetector Development (LAPPD) Collaboration is developing new methods to fabricate a 20 cm2 thin planar microchannel plate photo-multiplier tube (MCP) at a cost comparable to those of traditional photomultiplier tubes (PMT).

The CO2 capture project (CCP) is a major industrial/government collaboration developing new technology for the capture and geological storage of CO2.The initial phase involves the design of a baseline natural gas combined-cycle (NGCC) and a 30-wt30-wt%ethanolamine (MEA) retrofit plant designed to refinery/API standards.