At the Montclair Kimberley Academy in Montclair, N.J., for example, a collaboration between students, faculty, administrators and parents produced an eight-page pamphlet, "Nutrition Rules," for teenage students.
For example, a collaboration between anthropologist Caroline Wilkinson and the Duncan and Jordanstone College of Art and Design at Dundee led to new techniques and standards for craniofacial depiction which can be used for disaster victim identification as well as the interpretation of archaeological artefacts.
For example a collaboration between Genzyme and PTC Therapeutics led to experimental new drugs with potential to address many devastating genetic diseases including Duchenne muscular dystrophy and cystic fibrosis.
For example, an international collaboration between labs in Norway and Australia encountered problems working with bone marrow stem cells in mice.
For example, an interesting collaboration between our Institute and the Seattle-based biotech company, Alder Biopharmaceuticals, led to a new method of using a yeast, Pichia pastoris, to make fully functional whole antibodies more rapidly and cost-effectively than other technologies.
For example, in a collaboration with Ford, he examined whether the company's automated parking system reduced stress for drivers.
The Asics Gel-Lyte III Salmon Toes, for example, were a collaboration between Ronnie Fieg (of Kith NYC) and Asics that retailed for $130.
There is for example 'BE.plants' , a collaboration of five Belgian growers of garden plants: "We are no competitors, but we complement each other well so that we can offer a good mix of plants, can assure delivery continuity, and the collaboration enables the exhibition of our products at fairs as we can share the exhibition costs' (farmer interview).
Also, researchers that form mostly weak (or strong) ties in the social network may indicate different collaboration patterns, for example, a researcher who has many collaborators through single papers, i.e., that person has collaborated only once with many people.
This variation could present a barrier to collaboration if, for example, an IRB at one project site would allow specimens to be de-identified and re-used without obtaining new consent from the donors while another would require donors to give consent for each new use.
For example, in collaboration with a genetics group, we discovered a polymorphism in the gene encoding T-bet that is associated with childhood asthma.
